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Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Posted by Dara on 11/04/2009 09:01:00 PM :

The Cho-sen one

Ok, bad pun. So remember a few months back when I pointed out that Frank Cho was looking for an artist for his new series, 50 Girl 50? Well, they picked a winner. His name's Axel Medellin, and his art bears a strong resemblance to...well, Frank Cho. Which isn't a bad thing, all things considered. Whatever you think of Cho or his obsessions, he's a solid artist.

Actually, I'm kinda surprised they went with the guy who didn't push the t-n-a envelope too much. I thought that was the whole hook of the series.

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