Fumetti/Photoshop Comics

[Defiant1]

Of course there are other ways to tell a comic story without taking a pencil and drawing. The 90's saw the emergence of comics in a Fumetti style or a photoshop art style.

One comic I stumbled across and was really interested in was this...



The first story has photoshop style image altering which is cool. The comic is all English, yet published in Singapore. I think XeneFour was the last issue. I tried pulling up their old website from the internet archive, but had no luck.

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[Defiant1]

Here is another comic in this style that i liked...

Waste L.A. #3


I think i own all 3 or 4 issues. They were not together in my collection.

This comic still has a web site.

www.roshell.com/wastela/index.html

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[Brother J]

I think Burden recently did a Flaming Carrot book in this style. Been so long since it came out, I don't recall exactly.

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brotherj said:

I think Burden recently did a Flaming Carrot book in this style. Been so long since it came out, I don't recall exactly.

Yes. He crossed over with th Anomalies. That team book is produced in a photoshop/picture style and it's more fun than either of these. i wear their killer robots shirt quite often... which is another project they were doing. Bob hung around those guys when I was at Dragon Con. It was kind of ironic. I tagged behind Bob because he was wadding through the crowd in the direction i wanted to go. His huge Flaming Carrot costumed friend could clear a nice path with that long head. He stopped and it was right at a table selling the Anomalies TPB... a book I'd been looking for in Atlanta for over a year. It was just freaky. I got a free shirt for buying the TPB, but they were out of my size. I was going to pay his shipping costs on getting one to me, but the package arrived soggy. Lucky it was just a shirt, but in the mess I lost his return address.

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Waste L.A. #4


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Waste L.A. #5


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