From DC Entertainment
Jan. 13, 2013
New 'Red Hood and the Outlaws' creative team announced
Attention RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS fans!
Today, we announced some exciting news about the future of your favorite “wanted” heroes. Beginning with April’s issue #19, RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS will welcome a brand new creative team. Writer James Tynion IV (TALON) and artist Mico Suayan!
Today, we announced some exciting news about the future of your favorite “wanted” heroes. Beginning with April’s issue #19, RED HOOD AND THE OUTLAWS will welcome a brand new creative team. Writer James Tynion IV (TALON) and artist Mico Suayan!
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Um, I hope this is the work of a cover artist only, and not the actual work of Mico Suayan. That picture of Starfire looks like it belongs in Lady Death or Shi from the mid-90's.
Well, you're right that it's supposed to look like "bad girl", but I get the feeling it's supposed to go for that "Penthouse slut" look. I mean, look at her teeth. Oh, yeah...and her chest.
George Poague said:
It's a shame Lobdell is being taken off of this comic, as he's doing a pretty good job with it.
Lady Death, good call, WS. That is who she looks like to me just not as pale.
It occurs to me, now that it's been mentioned, that the artist is probably at the right age to have been tracing or copying Lady Death in the mid-'90s in his mid-teens. It's possible that's where he learned to draw.
On the other hand, when I was 13 I was tracing and copying John Buscema, but I didn't end up drawing like John Buscema, or even Sal Buscema.