Learn what one Sean T. Collins thinks of the most recent issues of Lobster Johnson: The Iron Prometheus, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eight, Amazing Spider-Man, Captain America: The Chosen, Countdown, and The Exterminators over at Wizard’s Thursday Morning Quarterback.
I’m bitching a lot in the comments here lately, but, even though I think the comic is probably awesome, the anatomy, perspective, and posing in that frame looks horrible to me. How is he aiming that gun? How does the recoil not break his weirdly twisted wrist? How does the front of the gun itself look like we’re seeing it almost straight-on, while the protruding bit of barrel is much more flattened by perspective? How is his arm so short while his hand is so big? (Given Mike Mignola’s love for big handguns, I’m not going to complain about the hugeness of the gun itself compared to the hand, but I could.)