Back in 2008 on Damian's Tiny Titan blog was published two pieces of art by Gary "Gaz" Gretsky depicting Ant-Man putting the bite on the Atom (a.k.a. "Incorrect") and The Mighty Mite Triumphant over Giant Man (a.k.a. damn skippy.) Ray Palmer was a barbarian warrior who hacked in his weight class, while Hank Pym couldn't even beat his wife plausibly, so I don't see the matter as a subject for debate so much as a litmus test for the opposition's miserable lack of rightness.
Speaking of the sword & sorcery days, here's the second coming of Gaz and the loincloth look, published in the San Diego Comic-Con International 2010 program book. That is one fine looking piece made all the better with digital coloring, so I recommend you give that link a click. Thanks to Gaz for giving me the go-ahead to forward this to ya'll, and check out his blog!
3 comments:
What's really awesome is the atom symbol coming out of the Indigo staff!
I've been putting some books aside for a project for the past two days, and there's a book about Abe Lincoln called "Sword of Lincoln," and every time I looked at that book I could only think of "Sword of the Atom." If Abe Lincoln actually shrunk down and fought some tiny aliens, I'd probably read more history books.
That looks really awesome! I always dug Ray in his "Sword of the Atom" gear. While I've never read the issues, the idea of a sword-n-sorcery shrinking character is great. It really sets him apart from the other shrinking characters.
I'm glad the Indigo version of Ray resembles that look.
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Abe Lincoln fighting werewolves wasn't enough?
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