Nice old school style shift.

Was the classic style request or something you would do on your own?

I had a very specific example to follow. Very Old School.

Im guessing Dick Tracy?

No, but I don't know the name of the comic. DICK TRACY is a much different style.

well it was a guess, and yeah. Thinking about it a bit more, it is a much different style. The yellow text box must have thrown me off

Yo, J— wait, wrong Cobra.

"Percision"? Still, only one typo (fifth panel) is doing pretty good. This captures the feeling of early Golden Age comic books very well, especially with the prose captions mixing pulp fiction novella with comics.

The original had the word "formidable" misspelled. As well as "precision." I just didn't catch that one.

I just love the language! So floral!

If comics looked like this, I'd be way more enthusiastic about them.

Ah, another Schmoker Dr. Darius piece, I swear he's obsessed having artists keep doing the same images over and over and over. I think he's obsessed with hypnotism too, cause that's a frequent subject of his as well. David overall is a nice guy, and admittedly sometimes its fun to copy a silver age comic style that he hands you copies of the pages he wants done, but after awhile it does get old repeating what others have also done. At Furry Migration 2024, David hit me up for numerous repeats of the same thing, I told him, I'll draw up Dr Darius , but on my terms. Which he oddly allowed. I drew the character completely 'off character'. Plus added a Tor Johnson on one piece with Darius on mind control to keep him happy.

 Rgibson is another frequent flier for his requests.

Yeah, been there, done that. At this point I do have a 'no more Cobra' mandate. However, I'll admit redoing some of the other golden-age comic pages has been kind of fun, and pretty easy, since I basically just have to copy the art but change the human characters into furries.

I actually enjoy it, but so far I've only done two.

My main objection was that he wanted Salem to be delivering that cheesy dialogue. As long as my character wasn't being humiliated I didn't have a problem with the material. But back when I was in dire need of money, poor Salem had to do his part in keeping the artist afloat, which including doing a lot of commissions with him I wouldn't ordinarily do.

Chester hears you.

He hit me up for a few panels many Anthrocons back. Hey, the man knows what he likes...

You caught the old-school comic type emphasis perfectly!

Thanks!

I say this art style never age

Thanks for bring me back in the past gold years of the fandom

I really miss a lot this artstyle and the traditional comics

You know what? People may call it "old school" but this style never age, I want to see more often.

I keep drawing with ink pens (despite coloring on digital to speed up the process) because I'm too much attached to this vibe.

Still happy you came back on art and hope you wil continue to keep it up, new Furries have to remember who set the pillar of the fandom

Thank you. I'll keep it up as long as I can.