Erik's review of Elephantmen: Wounded Animals v. 1
Elephantmen: Wounded Animals v. 1 by Richard Starkings
For several years now I’ve been scratching my head wondering just what comic book my brother’s best buddy Justin Norman draws. And, oddly, it wasn’t until I saw him recently at the 2008 San Diego Comic-Con when I ran into him at his booth that I finally found out what he’s been whittling away at.
Already several years into this gig, Justin – now going by the mysterious moniker “Moritat”, which explains why I’ve been in the dark all this time – pencils, inks, and even colors the Elephantmen series penned by Richard Starkings; the latter who is better known for his revolutionary work with the LA-based digital lettering studio Comicraft. (Open a Wildstorm or Image comics on any given day of the week, and you’ll often find them credited for the lettering.)
Wounded Animals is an entirely different beast – no pun intended. Set several decades after the war in Europe, a trio of Elephantmen – Hip Flask, Ebony Hide, and Horn – are now freed of the...more
Already several years into this gig, Justin – now going by the mysterious moniker “Moritat”, which explains why I’ve been in the dark all this time – pencils, inks, and even colors the Elephantmen series penned by Richard Starkings; the latter who is better known for his revolutionary work with the LA-based digital lettering studio Comicraft. (Open a Wildstorm or Image comics on any given day of the week, and you’ll often find them credited for the lettering.)
Wounded Animals is an entirely different beast – no pun intended. Set several decades after the war in Europe, a trio of Elephantmen – Hip Flask, Ebony Hide, and Horn – are now freed of the...more
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