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Absolutely! I’m not sure when I’ll be able to do it because I have such a backlog. I can make recommendations if you’d like via comments but if you want to see them before you take my word for it and purchase them I completely understand. I definitely will in the near future maybe a week or two will make a video on the books I used to learn how to draw comics.

I love JRJR pencils as well. I’m not sure why so many people crap on him his work is brilliant in my opinion. It’s so fun to look at the rawest form of comics because you learn so much from it.

Hell yeah! It’s great seeing that the BIZ has still got it.

​@@rowleyzero I picked a hell of a time to get back into hardcore comics after years of being away but I'm back like a bat outta hell just in time for Brother Biz n Brother Danzig together again doesn't get more badass than these 2

Great advice! I definitely agree with this.

It’s one of my favorites. So much useful information that I still reference to this day from time to time.I think it was my second book behind how to draw comics the marvel way.

I'll check it out! Thanks for the recommendation.

I got mine on eBay and I managed to snag it for a decent price but I’m talking maybe double cover price so not very cheap. Unfortunately 2000 ad keeps stuff like this out of print for a bit. “Fingers crossed” they reprint it in the future hopefully in a larger format. Sorry I don’t have a better answer I wish I did. It’s just one of those books where you have to get lucky and hope that someone is selling their collection for money reasons at this point sadly.

Thank you for the recommendations I will definitely check them out! Biz is a master no question about it. The 2000 ad fellas were all brilliant artists.

Glad you enjoyed thanks for the feedback!

I agree! Bisley is one of the best to do it. I love his work! His artwork is so brilliant that it doesn’t shock me that his talents have spread beyond just comics.

I know a few of the 2000 ad guys like Gibson McMahon and a lot of the other guys you mentioned. Bisley’s work is closer to my era of reading and looking at comics so I tend to cover his stuff more. I have done videos on 2000 ad single issues and plan to do more in the future.

Yeah he is!

I’m shocked these comics weren’t more popular in the American market. The more I learn about comics that weren’t made in the states I become less impressed by our offerings. Sure the Kirby era can’t be touched but the 80’s and 90’s American offerings in my opinion are less interesting.

@@rowleyzero I really liked some American artists in the 80s too, art adams, walt simonson, and after all America gave the world the medium but there is a difference with the non usa artists, bizley, barry smith, moebius etc a different style but it all adds to the comic culture in the end, win win!

@@poejineapples8717 True. True. And True!

@@hakangencer agreed!

Just a very minor one with like 52 books lol :)

They need to do a kickstarter or something stat!

@rowleyzero If that happens then it will undoubtedly get overwhelming support.

I would definitely suggest Horus heresy if you do. I read the first three so far and they’re dynamite in my opinion.

I agree 💯 percent

@@vonVile no they don’t say which is weird. I remember find out about quite a while ago and being shocked how expensive the collected version was but the single issues were rather inexpensive. I’m happy they reprinted it with some extras the wait was a bit insane but worth it! In my opinion.

@@MattCelf oh wow that’s really cool! I’m definitely going to check that out now! Yeah this book was beautifully done. A real treat for the fan of art and Batman.

@@rowleyzero for sure, great story, drawing and colouring. Def a real treat.

Thanks for commenting and watching!

I absolutely can! I apologize for not doing so. I will make sure to put that information in every video going forward. Thank you so much for the feedback!

@@DFunct905 I plan to hopefully start making more in depth videos about stories and background of certain comics and creators in the future. I completely agree with you that it will certainly spread interest to others that aren’t necessarily there just for the art. So I certainly plan on it at some point hopefully sooner than later. I appreciate the feedback! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment on the video with feedback. I ALWAYS love getting any kind of feedback.

@@DFunct905 also thank you so much for the kind words about the video as well.

@@artpipe the title of the book is Shion: Blade Of The Minstrel. One volume was printed in English by Viz I believe but it’s pretty expensive. I got mine from Japan Book Hunter and it was pricey only because of shipping. I can definitely do a deeper dive when it comes to the art work at some point in the near future. Might do a live stream perhaps doing a deeper dive and archiving it for future viewing if some can’t make the live stream.

I don’t believe I have heard of the Bastard. I’m definitely going to check it out now! I guess you’re right there are some really beautiful moments in berserk now that I think about it. I think it’s time for a berserk re read lol.

@@rowleyzero "Bastard!!" by Kazushi Hagiwara some of those moments that come to mind are: 1) Guts and Caska spending time together before the eclipse 2) Guts and Schierke talk on the beach, a very picturesque scene. the wind causes Schierke's hat to fall. Guts picks it up and puts it on her head. A very human moment. Berserk relies on moments like these for emotional connections between characters. i want to write a comic too so I'm taking notes haha 3) Apostles or demons who are loyal to Griffith respectfully bow down to him and even collaborate with human soldiers later on

Thank you for this comment I really appreciate it. I’m the type of person who hates waiting to read the entirety of something. I’m working on this problem but lol not doing so well. I’m also worried that I may read a few volumes and dark horse will either delay them or perhaps not even release them. I mean I’m kinda in deep at this point but ehhh lol. Thanks again comments like this are ones that I really appreciate. It means a lot that you take the time to not only watch but interact.

@ it seems like at this point, they’ll have all five out in no time. The first four are ALL out there now. Sir, you are more than welcome! No one will ever have to twist my arm to get me to talk all day about comics, especially the ones that are outside of the typical “superhero” stuff. Not that there’s anything wrong with those, it’s just my heart is way more into the creator owned side of things.

No problem! Thank you.

Glad to hear your new found appreciation for an artist as brilliant as Corben. That’s the goal of this channel and I’m very happy to hear that I am accomplishing that goal.

No problem! Corben is one of the greats for sure. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you kindly! I will definitely work on delving deeper into his work in a future video because I adore his work.

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