Liefeld, Rob - CAPTAIN AMERICA (1996) #1 Interior Page
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PUBLISHER: Marvel
COMMENTS: Pgs. 12 & 13; Rob Liefeld pencils, Jonathan Sibal inks; image size 21" X 15"
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Pgs. 12 & 13; Rob Liefeld pencils, Jonathan Sibal inks; image size 21" X 15"The interesting works of Rob Liefeld have brought many cheers and jeers across the information superhighway, but Redditors and Twitter-bots be darned, darned I say!
Liefeld is '90s Jack Kirby with a serious case of 'roid rage and that is what makes his work distinguished and remarkable. Outlandish features of super powered people shouldn't be the most anatomically correct. A Doctor of Biology may know exactly how many muscles are in the human arm, but these imagined creations of the page are limitless in their abilities and their associated anatomy is not tethered to reality. Rob's work is joyful, sometimes comical, or absurd, but it is completely oozing with unbridled, youthful enthusiasm. With that, we present to you some amazing, Nazi-smashing, Captain America original comic book art!
Artist Information
Joe Prado is a Brazilian comic book artist. He worked on Aquaman and Justice League in the New 52, both of which feature Aquaman.
Liefeld is '90s Jack Kirby with a serious case of 'roid rage and that is what makes his work distinguished and remarkable. Outlandish features of super powered people shouldn't be the most anatomically correct. A Doctor of Biology may know exactly how many muscles are in the human arm, but these imagined creations of the page are limitless in their abilities and their associated anatomy is not tethered to reality. Rob's work is joyful, sometimes comical, or absurd, but it is completely oozing with unbridled, youthful enthusiasm. With that, we present to you some amazing, Nazi-smashing, Captain America original comic book art!
Artist Information
Joe Prado is a Brazilian comic book artist. He worked on Aquaman and Justice League in the New 52, both of which feature Aquaman.