Jan. 29th, 2007
Virgin Comics Revisited
Jan. 29th, 2007 09:29 pmI don't have ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
scans_daily on my flist, but every month or two I remember to drop by and check out what's being posted.
And today I find that someone is posting a whole bucketload of drool-worthy images from Virgin Comics. (Thank you, tag system!!!)
What look ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC, though, are the scans from Ramayan 3392 AD (thank you again, tag system!!), which is finally out and up to issue #3.
*deep breath*
I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT.
Holyeeee shit, would you look at that artwork? It's like the love child of European impressionism and traditional Hindu devotional imagery. Also, Lakshman being awesome. And gods being snarky. What's not to love?
Best part: People in the comments asking, "But why is Rama blue?" (*snerk*) Although I really should applaud Virgin, because it seems like they're totally succeeding in their goal of making a wider audience interested in Hindu folklore.
scans_daily on my flist, but every month or two I remember to drop by and check out what's being posted.And today I find that someone is posting a whole bucketload of drool-worthy images from Virgin Comics. (Thank you, tag system!!!)
What look ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC, though, are the scans from Ramayan 3392 AD (thank you again, tag system!!), which is finally out and up to issue #3.
*deep breath*
I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT I WANT.
Holyeeee shit, would you look at that artwork? It's like the love child of European impressionism and traditional Hindu devotional imagery. Also, Lakshman being awesome. And gods being snarky. What's not to love?
Best part: People in the comments asking, "But why is Rama blue?" (*snerk*) Although I really should applaud Virgin, because it seems like they're totally succeeding in their goal of making a wider audience interested in Hindu folklore.