As you can see, even with the cold, comics characters still strip easily! This isn't Steven Sadowski best performance on this cover, but at least we have a naked guy instead of the usual big-boobs babe...
This Warlord of Mars revival (not to mix up with the old and current Marvel Warlord of Mars series), despite the never ending urge of Dynamite to make as much money on it as they can (3 titles!), is a pleasant read, the fact that the hero is always barechest is no stranger to that.
This month, it is NOT John Constantine who's shirtless in Hellblazer, but an old big mafia guy banging someone way younger than him:
The New 52 Animal Man serie is a very nice surprise, adding to the fact that its hero has spend the last 3 issues shirtless! Travel Foreman art is deliciously rough and dynamic. We are not able to see precisely what animal Man is made of, but it's a change for the best.
You know I'm a Legion addict so I'm buying everything labelled Legion no matter what. And God, it hurts those days. So at least it eased my pain to see such an hairy explosion in this month issue of Star Trek/Legion of Super-Heroes:
But I was a little disturbed by Phil Jimenez rendering of Timber Wolf: the hairy chest is puuurfect but why the pointing ears?!?
References:
- panel 1: Steven Sadowski (John Carter in Warlod of Mars 13)
- panel 2-3: Edgar Salazar (John Carter in Warlord of Mars 13)
- panel 4: Giuseppe Camuncoli / Stefano Landini (Hellblazer 286)
- panel 5: Travel Foreman (Animal Man 4)
- panel 6: Phil Moy / Jeff Moy (Vandal Savage in Star Trek/Legion of S-H Ltd 3)
- panel 7: Phil Jimenez (Timber Wolf in Star Trek/Legion of S-H Ltd 3)
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