The Amabassadors is a shocking creative explosion, the social and political response to this premise that mixes lottery and superheroes is undoubtedly fascinating and realistic, where Mark Millar introduces a series of fascinating characters with whom you can easily identify or instantly recognize, in some supernatural circumstances full of science fiction.
This story deconstructs the myth of superhero teams and arms it with overwhelming freshness and intelligence.
Includes sketches and step-by-step art of various sequences from each of the artists, as well as the collection of all the variant covers.
Six different artistic visions converge in this creative hurricane, we leave you a brief analysis of each one:
# 1-Frank Quitely undoubtedly amazes with his art so detailed, organic that it seems to be miniature germs that come together to form this masterpiece, again Quitely impresses and achieves some amazing images and some full of gore violence.
#2- Karl Kerschl presents some very delicate art filled with lighting that successfully highlights all the awesome technology that revolves around these created superheroes.
#3-Travis Charest demonstrates why he is one of the top illustrators in the industry and is dedicated to detail, each panel a masterpiece, it's a mesmerizing visual experience. The aesthetic of the European comic that he achieves is brilliant since he mixes it with the American comic in a delicate and perfect synergy.
#4-Olivier Coipel offers an art with many textures where facial expressions stand out, which are key to telling this story, apart from a unique dynamism that offers his imprint, each page is a controlled artistic explosion. The colors handle pastel tones that give it a sensation of oil.
#5-Matteo Buffagni achieves very dynamic art, where he achieves great racing sequences while presenting extreme violence.
#6-Matteo Scalera offers a very organic art that sounds very dynamic and visual impact thanks to a color palette full of lighting and sparkles.