[jimlee]
Found this too...the reference I used for the backdrop of the sketch
below. We walked across the stone bridge and then onto ledges which
led into the various caves. One cave in particular was very dirty,
very dark on a deep inside wall with what looked like soot. We
walked closer to inspect and the entire wall moved...as the tiny bugs
covering the entire wall were agitated by our movements and shimmered
and moved like a real life Swarm. Wonder how many geekheads know
which villain I am talking about...
Anyway, we hightailed it out of that one. Other grottos were used
for various functions, some religious, over the centuries. At one point, one under a
church was filled from floor to ceiling with skeletons.
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Aren't there some Wildstorm guys living over in The Boot right now? I'm shipping out in 9 days for my summer there, just wondering if anybody I know (or know of to be more exact) is going to be nearby. Anyway, just curious and it helps get me excited about my time there!
I believe the villain Jim’s referring to is a Spider-man foe who was eaten alive by radioactive bees, which now constitute his body.
-Greg Tumbarello
I love the photo reference used for the sketch. Got any pictures of the dirtty cave? I'm not sure what villain you are referring to. Sounds like a villain out of a Scooby Doo cartoon.
It's good to see you back to posting more regularly! We've all been waiting patiently to see the stuff you've been working on!
On a side note I was wondering if you had to choose between the Hush series and the Superman series as a favorite, Which would it be and why?
Greetings...gelattos, please be so kind to pass around this info to Carlitos, we would really appreciated...The University of Texas at El Paso is having this Comic Book Exhibition and they are really interested for him to be there...and of course you to Mr. Lee, and Ale and the rest of the gang!!!! Please check out the following link.
http://656comics.blogspot.com/2005/05/exhibicion-en-utep.html
Thanks a lot.
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