Book Review: The Art of Red Sonja
Here's a better look at this book compared to the page previews I posted earlier which were just from the front few pages.
The presentation format is similar to The Art of Vampirella, also from the same publisher Dynamite Entertainment. It includes the history before the gallery. There's no other commentary.
The selection here seems to have more finesse compared to the Vampirella art book. The covers are mostly printed at almost full page, with a few at two-third page sizes overlapping each other - better that than not included. It's mainly cover art. Besides a few dubious inclusion, most illustrations are very beautiful and detailed.
Some of the artists included are Adam Hughes, Alex Ross, Frank Cho, Jim Lee, Mel Rubi, JG Jones, Neal Adams and many more. Although the paintings are group by artists, they aren't arranged alphabetically. There's also no index so it's difficult to find pieces from any particular artist.
A worthy collection for Red Sonja fans.
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Wasn't this already posted?
Wasn't this already posted? I'm just asking because I think there was a Red Sonja review already made.
@Alex That was more of a
In reply to Wasn't this already posted? by Alex (not verified)
@Alex
That was more of a preview, the images and description were from the publisher. I felt the preview pages weren't a good representation of the book so I manage to get my hands on the book and flip it through again.
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