How to Draw Comic Book Bad Guys and Gals

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Summary: An excellent compendium for intermediate artists
Review: This book is a good follow up to How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains. It touches on more subjects of making up villains, muscle structure, and other such things. This book though is not for beginners who haven't drawn before. All in all, this is a good book to have if you have already read the How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains.

Rating:
Summary: An excellent compendium for intermediate artists
Review: This book is a good follow up to How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains. It touches on more subjects of making up villains, muscle structure, and other such things. This book though is not for beginners who haven't drawn before. All in all, this is a good book to have if you have already read the How to Draw Comic Book Heroes and Villains.

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Summary: Bad guys are the key to drawing fantastic comic books
Review: Without bad guys, there would be no interesting comic book stories; in fact, the way to measure the stature of a good guy is by the awesome power of his evil opponent! In this book, you'll learn how to get that professional edge in your drawings with razor-sharp bad guys. You'll learn what turns a good guy into a bad guy; how to use shadows to create sinister effects; how to use character acting to get your bad guys to communicate expressions; how to draw those heart-stopping bad babes; and, of course, how to draw the muscles and costumes, as well as how to lay out scenes for maximum impact. As a bonus, I've also included a section on fighting dirty -- after all, a super villain will stoop to anything just to win! He doesn't have a moral creed to follow, as does the good guy. My bet is that if you like comics and drawing comics, you'll be keenly interested in the info laid out in this book. Remember, Keep Drawing