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Creepy sewing

I think these plushies are creep especially with all the details on them. I think they look so cool.

The food plushie’s looks so cute!!

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Typeography

I used a bold font because I wanted it to stand out what they are saying in this comic page.I think the comic page looks amazing.

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Animations

I think this was made with stop animation and computer animation, which I think it turned out really cool and really body.

I think this one was just stop frame animation, which look pretty cool as animation.

I think it was made with stop animation and computer animation at it look so cool as an animation.

I think it was made from traditional/ hand drawn animations and Ce animations, which look cool but slow.

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Dragon - information

A dragon is a large magical legendary creature that in the folklore of the multiples culture on the wide world.

Baby dragon have their own name

Did you know that baby sheep is called lamb,a baby dragon has its own special name? It is called the hatchling. Many people believe that baby dragon's are called dragonets, but this is a misconception a dragonet is the world for a small dragon, just like 'pony' is the world's smallest Horse in the world.

The best way to kill a baby dragon is with a lance

In Chinese folklore, you wouldn't want to killing a dragon at all, because they are considered to bring good luck to all that encountered thewonderful creature of magic. But in the European they are often suggested that they are evil monsters. The best way to kill a dragon suggested by the western takes.it is a throw a lance into its big mouth, because that is the only part that isn't protected by the scales.

Dragon's couldn't always fly

I n Roman era and medieval literature,dragons couldn't fly. Instead of that,they just dropped out of the tree and on to people heads which is pretty cool. Pliny the Elder is the one who wrote the world's encyclopaedia and he wrote notes of dragons. The iaculus is a type of early dragons and it usually sally throus itself off the branches of the trees. The dragons are really dangerous not only to people feet but they also fly life a missile from a catapult. Which I think Its pretty cool because its proctoring its kind and themselves which is really heroic.

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What other stories include humans are in food?

Soylent Green

Soybean Green is a science fiction film that is set in a future world that is plagued by overpopulation the, pollution, and scarcity of the natural resources. the story follows a detective that is played by the Charlton Heston,investigating the murder of a wealthy man businessman in this bleak society. As he is diving deeper. And he uncovered the horrifying truth behind a widely that they have consumed food products that's called the Soylent Green.The movie it addresses themes of environmental and degradation and with overconsumption.The consequences were of unchecked population growth. The revelation about the nature of Soylent Green serves as the shocking climax, highlighting the moral and ethical dilemmas arising from the humanity's treatment of the planet and the its resources.

The Jungle

The Jungle is a novel by upton Sinclair published in the 1906.it has exposed the harshly conditions and the exploitations faced by all the immigrant that were working the in the meat packing plant,the aindustry was in Chicago during the early 20th century.The story has followed Jurgis Rudkus,the Lithuanian the immigrant and his family were struggling as it is to survive in this brutal world. They were working in unsanitary conditions of the meat packing plant. The sinclair's vivid descriptions of the meat packing plant living conditions were terrible was leading to public outrage.it was significant to reforms in food regulations and workers rights in the Untied states. Despising being known for its focus on the meat industry,the novel primary intention was to shed light on the exploitation of the labour rather than the solely the issue of the food productions.

Alive

Alive is based On a true story of the Uruguayan rugby team's plan has crashed in the Andes in 1972. After their had crashed in the remote of Andes mountains. This survivors had faced the extreme conditions of freezing temperatures and the lack of food.it was standard for over two month,so they had to resort to desperate measures for the surivials, they have to consuming the flesh of deceased passenger's to stay alive. The story has been focuses on their moral complexities surroundings for their decisions to survival under such harrowed circumstances.it has explorers the theme of the instincts of human while surviving as they are faced by extreme situations.

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Brain Bolland

Brian Bolland is a highly amazing British comic good artist. He is known for his miracle artwork and his iconic illustrations. He is already famous for his collaborations with writer Alan Moore on the graphic novel of "Batman-The Killing Joke," which is mentioned as the one definitive Joker stories in batman history. Bolland's views of attention to details and linework. He also has the ability to make his work with complex emotions through his art, which has made his really legendary figure in the world of comic books. As he worked on "The Killing Joke," he worked for varies of comics for the the DC comics and he's worked on the 2000 AC as well and as did that he has left a mark in the comic book industry. His artistry continues to be celebrated and among the comic book world and with people like you.

Batman: The Killing Joke

"Batman : The killing joke" is about the relationship around batman and the Joker. The story involves around the joker attempt to prove to everyone that anyone can be driven insane after a bad day. To show his off, he only targets on person, and that is commissioner Gordon. The joker is shooting and paralyzing his daughter, Barbara Gordon she is also known as batgirl. It was an attempt to psychologically torture Gordon.

The joker's has a plan that involves the subjecting of Gordon to a series of brutal and psychologically tormenting and torture experiences to prove his point about the fragile nature of sanity. Batman has become involved in trying to stop the joker sadistic plot while also finding out the Joker's own tragic past, attempting to understand what led him to become the Joker in the first place.

The graphic novel has offered a deep dive into the origins of the joker of his possible back story while examining the complication relationship between Batman and his arch-nemesis. It's a very dark and psychologically intense that explores the themes of madness. The human psche and the fine line between sanity and insanity. The narrative has had a lasting impact on batman mythology and the comic book genre as a whole due to its evaporating of complex themes and its stunning artwork by Brain Bolland.

I like all the details within the clothes and the stich markings. I like that there only focusing the top half of the body and i like the camera and this suggests that the joker is always laughing. I like all the facial markings on the face, and i like all the colours that they used, and it looks so cool.

Osamu Tezuka

Osamu Tezuka he was born in 1928 and passed away in 1989. He is often called " The God Of Manga." He's an immensely influential Japanese manga artist and animator. His pioneering work and revolution the manga and the anime industry. Tezuka is best known for creating "Astro Boy," a series featured the young robot with human emotions, that the robot explores the deep themes like morality and the essence of humanity. His diverse storytelling spanned various genres, from science fiction and fantasy to historical dreams and medical narratives. Tezuka's innovative techniques and iconic creations laid the groundwork for the modern manga and anime, inspiring countless artists around the word.

Astro Boy

The Astro Boy is known as Tetsuwan Atom in Japan. It's one of Osamu Tezuka's most iconic and beloved creations. Its pioneering manga and anime series that follows and the adventures of Astro Boy , a powerful robot with human emotions.

The story is set in a futuristic world, where the robots coexist with the humans. Astro Boy , who was created by the brilliant scientist named Dr. Tenma. Who designed him to resemble his deceased as a son. However, the Astro Boy is a layer rejected by Dr Tenma and finds himself in the care of Dr. Ochanomizu, who becomes his mentor and guide.

Astro Boy, despite being a robot, Astro Boy possesses a strong sense of justice and compassion. He fights against injustice, discrimination, and any threats to both robots and human a like. The series explores the theme of morality, ethics, and the nature of humanity.

The Astro Boy became immensely popular for its engaging storytelling, imaginative world, and its exploration of profound themes suitable for both children and adults. It is considered a classic in the world of manga and anime, influencing generations of creations and contributing significantly to the global popularity of Japanese animation.

I like that the background is outer space. i like that the character is very shiny. and i like that one of the arms is rocket. i like the font within this because it is very space like. and i like all the colours that were used.

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Dreadful Pies creation - Dragon creation

I started off the drawing some ideas on to an A3 paper. i wanted to do a dragon with this project because dragons can be very deadly.

I stared off by using wire to make a structure so i put foil to make a base to work on to make the dragon. Then i started put little bits of super sculpey on to the the base of the dragon. Then i started smoothing it out. I made a mouth and the i made indents as teeth. I made big brush eyebrows and the eyes. Then i made scales on the back down to the tale. Then i make an ear and a deformed ear. I made it twisty horns I made a leg laying at the bottom of tin and i made another leg breaking out of the pie and i made an indent that he lots a finger. Then i used grey super sculpey to make the wings.

Then i painted the mini dragon and painted it a very dark purple at the start then i went on top of it with a light purple so its extremely vibrate. The i painted the wing and the horns a dark grey colour and i painted the eyes a green colour. I painted the inside of the mouth a red colour. I love how it turned out and it looks so cool.

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Comic page process

I started off with the first panel's which is about Sweeney Todd is pushing Mr Lovett into the oven. I started using the website for my references of body's is called PoseMyArt. Then i screenshot it and put it on to photoshop and put the opacity down so i can draw the character on top. and i did this with every single character. I made an oven and made the door of the oven was opened. I made the fire by using red, yellow and orange and its in three separate layers. Then i used the blur tool and i used the eraser tool and eraser some of the fire until the fire looked right. I used PoseMyArt for all the panels for the comic. The second panels i made Miss Lovett burn in the fire alive. The third panels i made Tobias Ragg hide behind some boxes and he was crying because saw the person who saw a mother die in front of his eyes. For the fourth Panel i made Miss Lovett burned and her dress is burnt and half of her face is burnt. Mr Todd was sobbing so much that he was so sorry. For fifth panel Tobias was so made so he wanted revenge so he sneaked over to Mr Todd. For the sixth panel Tobias kind of looked like the joker killing someone the was a lot of blood at the scene.

For the first two panels the speech was ahh and the front looked for dramatic. and i love how it looked. For the third panel Tobias shouted no as he was crying. For the fourth panel Mr Todd was regretting what he did " what have i done my love?". for the fifth panel Tobias was just tapping his feet as he was walking. For the sixth panel Tobias was just laughing as he was killing Sweeney Todd. For the background to make it look out i just used google to find coffee paper and used it to make it look old.

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Steve Ditko

Steve Ditko was an a great artist of comic book artist and writer, best known for creating Spider-Man and Doctor Strange for Marvel Comics. He had a unique artistic style that captivated readers and brought these iconic characters to life. Ditko's creative contributions helped shape the comic book art industry, and his work continues to inspire artists and writers in the field today. His legacy remains a significant part of the Marvel Universe and the broader world of comics.

Spider-Man

Spider-Man, created by writer Stan Lee and artist Steve Ditko, tells the story of Peter Parker, a high school student who gains superhuman powers after being bitten by a radioactive spider. With his newfound powers that enhanced strength, agility, and the ability to cling to walls Peter decides to use his powers for good. Initially, he revels in his newfound powers, but after a tragic event involving his Uncle Ben, Peter learns the iconic lesson that "with great power comes great responsibility."

Balancing his personal life with his superhero duties, Peter Parker faces lots challenges, both as a masked hero fighting villains like Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, Venom, and others, and as an ordinary person dealing with everyday problems such as relationships, school, and work.

Spider-Man is not just about action-packed superhero adventures, it also involves themes of morality, sacrifice, and the struggles of a young person trying to navigate life while shouldering immense responsibilities. His relatable human struggles, coupled with his heroic feats, have made Spider-Man one of the most beloved and enduring characters in comic book history.

I like this comic design because it looks like that's he flying and the spider webs on the suit is like gliders about so spider man doesn't fall to the ground so fast and injury himself.

Jack Kirby

Jack Kirby is often referred to as "The King of Comics." He was a legendary Americans comic book artist, writer and editor as person. He is the best known for creating iconic characters as superhero and its significantly to the comic book industry.

Jack Kirby took part in a pivotal role in creating characters as such as captain American with joe Simon, the fantastic four, the X-Men, the Avengers. Thor, the Hulk, and many more during his time at the Marvel Comics there known as the Timely comics.

Jack Kirby was not only an artist but a visionary storyteller who used his art style. His influence extended far beyond his own creations, shaping the entire superhero genre and inspiring generation of artist and writers.

Later in his career. He has moved on to the DC Comics, where he has worked on the titles like the "Fourth World" series, creating character like the Darkseid, Mister Miracle, and The New Gods.

Fantastic Four

The Fantastic Four is groundbreaking Marvel comic which is series created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. It revolves around a team of four random people who gain superpowers after they were exposed to cosmic radiation during a scientific mission in space. The teams members are: Mr Fantastic is Reed Richards: He is a brilliant scientist, he can stretch his body to an impossible length and weird shapes. Invisible women is Susan Storm: She is Reed Richard girlfriend but later through the comic, she will be his wife. She can turn herself and object invisible and creating force fields. Human Torch is Johnny Storm: He is Susan's brother. He can make himself into flames and fly. The Thing is Ben Grimm: He is Reed's best friend. He can turn massive things. He's rock like being with incredible strength.

I like that the main character is in red. I like that there a lot of mini character on the comic around it. I like all the colours and the shadows on the comic.

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Milika Favre

Milika Favre, she is a talented amazing illustrator and artist known for her detailed illustration. Her work often features very bright colours and whimsical themes, and she has worked on a lot of different brands and publication. Milika Favre's art style is very traditional art work and it has digital techniques as well to create stunning view points. That captures the audiences eyes. Her illustration's has been in magazines, books, advertising campaigns.

"The Women in Black" by Madeleine St John

"The Women In Black" by Madeleine St John is a charming and witty novel set in 1950s Sydney, Australia. The story is about a women lives working at Goode's department store.

The narrative follows the experiences of several women who work in different areas of the store, more focusing on Lisa, a young and intelligent schoolgirl working in the Ladies' Frocks section during her summer break. As she communicating with her colleagues, such as the sophisticated and worldly Fay, the bookish Patty, and the glamorous Magda, a Slovenian who is not from this country who runs the haute couture section, Lisa's perspective on life, love, and her future undergoes a transformation.

The novel explores themes of female friendship, societal, the changing roles of women in the 1950s, and the pursuit of personal ambitions. It's a delightful story that captures the scene of a bygone era and the women navigating their desires and dreams in a rapidly evolving society.

I like book cover because its very simple. I like that the dresses are all different and i like all the colours that were used so it looks cool.

Jack Teagle

Jack Teagle! He's a talented illustrator and comic artist known for his detailed and colourful style. Teagle's work often has vibrant and playful imagery, blending humour with a hint of the surreal. He has created lots comic books, illustrations for editorial purposes, and has exhibited his artwork in galleries.

Teagle's illustrations showcase as dynamic characters, imaginative settings, and a lively use of color. His style often has a with a mix of may influencers and modern elements, creating visually engaging and quirky narratives within his art. His comics and illustrations often explore themes ranging from the absurd to the fantastical, captivating audiences with their unique charm. The Unmentionables

"The Unmentionables" is a comic anthology created by Jack Teagle. It's a collection of stories that is detailed into the bizarre, surreal, and often humorous realms of imagination. In this anthology, Teagle explores unconventional narratives, characters, and situations, creating a series of offbeat and interesting stories that may touch upon subjects or themes that are not commonly discussed or explored.

The stories within "The Unmentionables" typically showcase Teagle's signature style, characterized by very bright colours in the artwork, quirky characters, and unexpected plotlines. It's a compilation that offers readers a glimpse into Teagle's unique storytelling abilities and his knack for blending humour with the surreal within the comic medium.

I like that the title is straight on the middle, i like that the front is simple. I like that both characters arms that are pointing out is bigger this suggest its closer. I like the cool goofy eyes and the lighting out from behind them. i like the colours that they used.

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Dan hipp

Dan Hipp is a talented comic book artist, illustrator, and writer known for his unique style and vibrant artwork. He's worked on various comic book series, as like the "Teen Titans Go!" and "Amazing Joy Buzzards." Hipp is recognized for his detailed, dynamic art style that often has bold lines, vivid colours, and expressive characters. Additionally, he's contributed to animation and has a huge online presence, sharing his art and engaging with fans through social media platforms. His work is celebrated for its energy, humour, and eye-catching visuals.

Teen Titans Go

The "Teen Titans Go!" comic series is a tie-in to the animated television show of the same name. It has the humour and tone of the show, the adventures they went on of Robin, Starfire, Cyborg, Beast Boy, and Raven as they encounter lots of situations, often humorous and sometimes unbelievable., in their lives as superheroes.

The comic series often explores the dynamics between the characters, delves into their different personality, and presents stories that are fun, light-hearted, and suited for a younger audience. It's filled with colourful artwork and playful storytelling that aligns with the spirit of the animated TV series, offering additional content and stories beyond what's seen on screen.

I like this comic cover because it very colourful and bright. I like that raven is extremely huge compared to the other characters. I like that all the other character are screaming with goofy faces on. I like all the spiky arms are coming out of the side of the comic. I think it looks cool. I like all the colours that were used in this comic.

Kei Zama

Kei Zama is an incredible artist known for her artwork in the comic book industry. She is known for her unique style and detailed. Zama has worked on various of comic series such as Tranformers, Doctor Strange and the Scarlet Witch. Her talent has shinned through all her ability to create dynamic and visually captivating illustration that brings all the story to life.

Transformers

Kei Zama's was involved in the comic Transformers, mainly in the "Optimus Prime", that was made in a series. And it turns into the multifaceted nature of leadership and the challenges that the Autobo faced, Autobot were an iconic leader, Optimus Prime.

In this comic series, it written by John Barber, the Optimus Prime takes centre stage and exploring the role as a leader. And all his decisions will impact everything. This storylines has often interesting political rights and moral rights and the ambition to maintaining the peace in war universe.

Zama's art has a lot of detailed and it can bring visuals to life and it can impact the narrative. Showing-off the designs of the Transformer and their world. And showing the emotional struggles that have encountered. This series is an combination with the story telling with Zama's detailed artwork, the reader starts to understand what is about and the Optimus Prime character explores the broader the Transformer universe.

I like this comic cover because humans and robots are working together to protect the universe. I like that the Autobot is shooting light out the head and its so bright compared to the rest of the page. I like that the scene is set at night. I like all detailed faces on the humans. I like that they have concerned faces. I like all the colours that they used within this comic.

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Walk cycle - Rotoscope

To make this rotoscope i started off by having pictures of my self doing different posed. Then got it off the hard drive and on to the desktop. I opened photoshop and selected all the images opened them at once and in order on to photoshop.

I created a new layer for each one and created a monster out of it. By using my body out of the images. I made this character very fat. I made it have a very long tongue and i made it move for every frame. I kept the character bold and it has one eye. I made it have yellow so it looks like its been eating a lot of candy. I made my character purple tradition trying to keep it going. And i made the tongue move in every frame.

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story comic

This comic was only only testing how draw and layout the comic. i used photoshop and i just followed the short story that was giving to he i think look quite good for a first time drawing in to a comic.

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Ben Tempiessmith

Ben Templesmith! He's a talented Australian comic book artist and writer known for his unique, dark, and atmospheric style. He's worked on various comic book series, including "30 Days of Night" with writer Steve Niles, which gained significant attention for its gripping horror storyline and Templesmith's distinctive artwork. His style often blends horror, sci-fi, and fantasy elements, creating visually striking and haunting narratives. Templesmith has contributed to many other comics, showcasing his versatile artistic skills across different genres.

30 Days Of Night

"30 Days of Night" is a critically acclaimed comic book series created by writer Steve Niles and artist Ben Templesmith. The series, published by IDW Publishing, tells the story of an Alaskan town called Barrow that experiences a month-long polar night. During this time, a group of vampires took over the town, take advantage of the darkness, where they can freely feed without the threat of sunlight.

The story focuses on the townspeople's struggle to survive and fight against the dangerous vampires who hunt them. It's known for its intense horror, suspenseful storytelling, and Templesmith's distinct, moody artwork that perfectly complements the dark and chilling narrative.

The success of "30 Days of Night" led to multiple sequels, spin-offs, and adaptations, as for the film adaptation in 2007 directed by David Slade, which brought the eerie story to the big screen. Templesmith's artwork was instrumental in establishing the atmospheric and haunting tone that made the series a standout in the realm of horror comics.

I like the man in comic cover and i like all the black tattoos on him. I like the character its screaming and the character tongue is squirting blood as it comes out. I like the Sharpe teeth are like daggers. I like the the cover is like its freezing over the entire cover. The eyes on the characters head it look like its going to pop out of the socket. I like front that its bright white. I like that the front its very draggy. And i like all the colours that were used.

Joellee Jones

Joelle Jones is a talented comic book writer and artist known for her exceptional work in the art industry. She is known for he unique art style and has contributed to various popular comic series like the Lady Killer, Catwoman, Wonder Woman and Batman. Jones has received acclaim for her storytelling skills and the ability to bring her character to life through her art work. Her art work is based around, her unique and expressive visuals and making her a notable figure in the comic world.

Lady Killer

The "Lady Killer" is a comic book series created by Joelle jones and Jamie S. Rich. it also follows the story of Josie Schuller, a seeming typical in the 1960s housewife who leads a double life as a skilled assassin. Its a set of a backdrop of the mid-century suburban lifestyles. This comic book series combines elements of dark humour, action, and suspense as josie navigates through horrible challenges of maintaining her cover while dealing with her deadly profession. This comic series has been praised for its unique concept, engaging storytelling, and jones amazing art work, which captures the era's while delivering a gripping narrative.

I like that that's its in a room. I like its was a slaughter scene and the red people signify that there all dead and there been killed. I like that the weapon has a lot of blood on and the glove's has blood dripping down then so it a goth scene. I like that the lady is just sitting there doing nothing. I like all the colours that were used. I like the front its very elegant and polish.

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Layout of comic - character layout and characters sheet.

I looked at the part of the scene i was doing, and i started drawing ideas from that. I used a model website called my pose art. This is just the layout, how i want it to look like, when i actually do the real thing. Sweeney Todd push mrs Lovett into the oven. Mrs Lovett gets burned alive. As Tobias hides between boxes. Sweeney feel terrible what he has done. And Tobias kills Sweeney Todd.

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Comic Artists

Frank Miler-Comics

Frank Miller is a known for his comic book writer, artist, and filmmaker. He's known for his influential work in the comic book industry, particularly for his gritty and dark storytelling style. Miller gained significant recognition for his work on characters like Daredevil and Batman, for making their narratives in a more mature and darker tone. Some of his works include "The Dark Knight Returns," "Sin City," and "300." His unique artistic style and impactful storytelling have had a lasting influence on the comic book medium.

Daredevil

"Daredevil": Miller had a celebrated run on Marvel's "Daredevil" series in the late 1970s and early 1980s, redefining the character and introducing darker, more mature themes.

I like the contrast between the red and the black. its like a fight between hell and a black hole. I like the little sketch of red. Its like a demon with lots of arms. I like details on the demons and on the clothes. I like the demon on top is like big and strong and its looking down at all the peasant demons and i looks like he's in a superhero suit and and it looks like he has a get set of gills each side. The type of daredevil look very demanding about the evil. And the author type is sending a statement who wrote and designed it.

300

"300": Miller wrote and illustrated "300," a retelling of the Battle of Thermopylae where 300 Spartans fought against the Persian Empire, known for its distinctive visuals and storytelling.

I like a knight helmet is that canter of attention of the comic. I like how the smoke is surrounding the helmet. I like how detailed the rock with the shadows on it and i like that they made it orange like in a desert. I like the contrast between the light and dark which mean a war zone and a non war zone. I like the front its like racing and i think a lot of blood with be involved.

Elektra Assassin

"Elektra: Assassin": Miller wrote this miniseries featuring the character Elektra, a highly skilled assassin, exploring a darker and more psychologically complex narrative.

I like the smoke coming out of the armaLite gun , i like all the light and darks on the design on the gun. I like the small shinny dagger. I like that she has a bander on her head this could suggest that she could of committed a lot of crimes. I like all the red in her outfit, i think it signifies she a good fighter. I love the front and i think its like robot writing.

John Romita Jr

John Romita Jr. is a comic book artist known for his work with Marvel Comics. He comes from a family deeply rooted in the comic book industry; his father, John Romita Sr., was also a legendary comic book artist known for his work on characters like Spider-Man.

Romita Jr. has a prolific career spanning several decades, during which he's contributed to various iconic titles and characters. He's notably recognized for his work on series like "The Amazing Spider-Man," "Daredevil," "X-Men," "Iron Man," and "Thor," among others. His artistic style often has a lots of action and drama and impressive character designs, earning him a prominent place in the world of comic book art.

The Amazing Spider-Man

"The Amazing Spider-Man" (Vol. 1): Romita Jr. worked on various storylines and issues within the first volume of "The Amazing Spider-Man." Notably, he has worked to the famous "Clone Saga," a storyline that involved the introduction of a clone of Spider-Man and had a lasting impact on the character's mythology. I like how spider man is jumping off a roof, i like how they show all the dark and light with in the spiderman suit and highlight in it as well it looks so cool. I like how realistic the web rope looks, i like how it look like a lot of webs are joined together to make it. I like how there helicopter light are shinning on the buildings in the background is. I like how the scene is set at night and it looks like going to save someone. I like the colour on the suit because its kind of like superman because he has a suit as red and blue. I also like the big white stands out on the comic.

"The Amazing Spider-Man" (Vol. 2): He also had involvement in the second volume of "The Amazing Spider-Man," which began in the late 1990s. During this run, he worked on different story arcs that further developed Spider-Man's adventures.

I like that spider man is flying in with a web as a rope and all the villain in the background. I like how all the villain are trying to grab the spider man like there trying to kill him or something. I like that spider man is the centre of attention. i like how they show all the dark and light with in the spiderman suit and highlight in it as well it looks so amazing. I like that the title is bold the people who read it know what its about.

X-Men

"Uncanny X-Men": Romita Jr. worked on the "Uncanny X-Men," which is one of the flagship X-Men titles. His artistry added to the adventures of the mutant team, showcasing their battles, character dynamics, and evolving storylines.

I like how he put all the superheroes standing together and i like how there's only two super villains in the cover of this comic. I like all the how all the superheroes are near the fire and the villains are near the night i think this contrast that villain are going to lose. I like the colours they used and identify which side is good and which is evil. I like how they use the colour within the character and the light and dark area's. I like that the title is in 3D so the reader who what there reading.

"X-Men": He also worked on the main "X-Men" series, another key title in the X-Men accept. His artwork brought to life various narratives and events within the world of mutants, working on the visually to the ongoing saga of the X-Men.

I like that the scene they set in is getting darker this suggest that villains will probably come out. The Wolverine in this front cover of the comic has a lot of shadow and highlights. And it looks like it wants to fight someone. The colossus the light and dark and colour look good on this character because its making it look shinny.

Superman

john Romita Jr. worked on "Superman" titles, worked on to the series "Superman: Year One." This series was a joined forces between Romita Jr. and writer Frank Miller. "Superman: Year One" is a remaking of Superman's origins and early adventures, delving into his journey from a young Clark Kent discovering his powers to becoming the iconic superhero. Romita Jr.'s artistry in this series helped depict the evolution of Superman's character and his iconic moments as he navigated his dual identity and embraced his role as Earth's protector.

I like the background of this comic because it look like he's on top of the world. That he the protector of the entire planet. I like all the black dark clouds and the smoke contrast something terrible is happening in this comic. I like the cracks in the ground next to the feet. I like all the dry trees in the background. I like the shading within superman and the colour that were used, they super hero's colours.

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How to use referance websites?

The posemyart and justsketch website. I think its easier to use than setpose.com beacuse you click on a body part and move the way you want. As for the posemyart and justskech you click on a coloured dot and thin circles you can move it will move the body parts and you can move them in details.