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(Anonymous) 2012-01-22 09:48 pm (UTC)(link)But oh my god, yesyesyes. I have been trying really hard to get into American superhero comics, but the art is often distractingly awful and the panel layout completely obliterates any energy that the story might have. They are, quite frankly, an eyesore.
I agree with you on older comics being more aesthetically pleasant, though. I've been trying to read classic comics in order to absorb what's considered the best of the best and hopefully agree with that assessment, and one comic that I actually enjoyed was "A Death in the Family," where the panels and art are clean, none of that 'gritty' cross-hatching and making everyone have a billion wrinkles.