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    Default Pipeline - Jun 26, 2012

    This week, IDW Publishing releases "David Mazzucchelli's Daredevil Born Again Artist's Edition." It's a giant book with a big legacy, and Augie likes what he sees. Really likes it.


    Full article here.

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    "Most Marvel/DC art hasn't had hand lettering drawn on it for a decade or more now. Any AE that might come out of a more recent work would need to re-composite the digital files on top of the pristine black and white artboard work to create a readable story. "

    That's something I was thinking about when I bought the Batman Hush Unwrapped book (which should have been in a bigger format by the way).
    The art is Jim Lee pencils but they have all the lettering/text, did they have to redo all that or what?

    I WANT this DD book SO much, but it is freakishly expensive... so probably not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IAMFeAR7 View Post
    That's something I was thinking about when I bought the Batman Hush Unwrapped book (which should have been in a bigger format by the way).
    The art is Jim Lee pencils but they have all the lettering/text, did they have to redo all that or what?
    Yes, in the case of the "Hush Unwrapped" book, they added the digital files back on top of the art to protect the readability of the pages. Some art got covered up that way, no doubt. Back in the day, lettering was done before the inking, so the inker didn't have to ink areas where balloons were. But they did have to make sure to stop their lines abruptly at word balloons.

    I wish the "Hush Unwrapped" book had omitted the lettering, actually, but the book would have been almost unsellable at that point. An Artist's Edition of that would be awesome, too, except there's too much material there. These AEs tend to run five to seven issues.

    "Groo" is out next, and then hopefully the delayed "Spirit" will follow...

    -Augie

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    I'm still waiting for my Wally Wood AE. They had to go into a 2nd printing and I'm on the wait list! :( I did think about ordering this one, but I just couldn't fit it in.

    Augie - for reading / display reasons you may want to consider one of these:

    acrylic bookstand, 13.8 x 5.9 in., $ 39.99
    http://www.taschen.com/pages/en/cata..._bookstand.htm

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