Dispelling Cheescake

[JamesSchee]

http://www.weeklycrisis.com/2010/01/...ron-marzs.html

Has an interesting article about how Witchblade has changed under Ron.

James

[mgs]

not sure if the article is an ad or anything for something, but it's well written, and is a nice spotlight on the 'current' (I think)? events and goingson in the series. I may check out a new issue when i go to my lcs next time.

[Ilash]

not sure if the article is an ad or anything for something, but it's well written, and is a nice spotlight on the 'current' (I think)? events and goingson in the series. I may check out a new issue when i go to my lcs next time.

Nah, it's not an ad. That's actually a pretty cool comics website in general.

[mgs]

Nah, it's not an ad. That's actually a pretty cool comics website in general.

thanks for the confirmation.

[HEATWAVE 2010]

It actually sounds like an ad disguised as an article, but I can say for sure that Witchblade is NOT a cheesecake book. It's a book I've been reading a lot lately and in my opinion Witchblade is one of the best books out there, period. I'm not a big fan of the painted style the book's artist uses, but the story is worth every penny and I can appreciate the artist's effort experimenting with new styles of comic book art.

[mgs]

Well, I did check out the latest issue, and though everything seems as the article said, I could not get past the obvious 'computerized' art. The story did seem interesting, but I could not get past the art. Sry, everyone.

[David Walton]

While I admit I don't read Witchblade, it doesn't surprise me in the least that Ron would take a seemingly 'cheesecake' character into the realm of credibility.

In anything I've read by Ron, his female characters have always struck me as being well-written and having strong personalities.

[david-aim]

http://www.weeklycrisis.com/2010/01/...ron-marzs.html

Has an interesting article about how Witchblade has changed under Ron.

James

is it for real, or it just made to be wrong..