Apr 21, 2012 · Rob Liefeld has long been derided as one of the worst comic book artists of all time. We take a look at 40 of his worst offenses to the medium.

Liefeld's cover to Youngblood #1 (April 1992) illustrating several of the most-criticized elements of his art: extensive cross-hatching, large guns and shoulder pads, and hidden feet. Liefeld has also been criticized for designing characters with an improbable profusion of weapons , accessories, and pouches, a tendency that was subject to ...

Mar 14, 2024 · A lot of guns, as is expected from Liefeld. There are weapons coming in from every corner, making this drawing very energetic and nearly chaotic. Also, as Logan points out, he also has a spiffy jacket as drawn by Liefeld, a departure from Wolverine's typical yellow and …

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Jan 19, 2022 · New characters created and developed by Liefeld, like Domino, Shatterstar, Stryfe, Wildside and Warpath helped breath new life into the then ailing franchise, but it was the introduction of mouthy mercenary Deadpool that would change everything for Liefeld.

Oct 22, 2022 · Heirborne is a new series by Rob Liefeld about a world in which a superhero had dominated it, along the lines of Earth-3, Maximortal, Brightburn, Jupiter's Legacy, The Boys, Miracleman, Uber and...

Apr 21, 2012 · Guns, swords, and long hair. Is it any wonder that it took so long for comic books to be a socially-acceptable artistic medium? If Jack Kirby is the Thomas Edison of comics, Rob Liefeld is the Al Jolson.