Eric Nguyen Archives

However, White Savior creators Eric Nguyen and Scott Burman took a different path Usually, Hollywood gets a hold of you after your comic is published – but in their case, talks of a movie have been going on for years. It all started with a cold email Scott, a virtual unknown, messaged Eric, an accomplished artist[...]

This is more complex, and it requires the white-haired Avenger to confront things about himself which he won't like. This is a small detail, but I like how the comic almost has to stop itself from calling Quicksilver the "Fastest Man Alive" and instead call him the "Fastest Man in the World." It's kind of funny. The[...]

He is keeping others out and, consequently and literally, keeping himself alone and in danger. The light creatures are still a bit dull as monsters go though. Quicksilver: No Surrender #4 art by Eric Nguyen and Rico Renzi Eric Nguyen's artwork continues to work very well for the book The smooth texture work and at-times blurred features lend[...]

That said, there is some genius in how this book ties the physical threat of the energy creatures into Pietro's personal conflict. Quicksilver: No Surrender #3 art by Eric Nguyen and Rico Renzi All of this repetition leaves Eric Nguyen's artwork in the awkward place of feeling repetitive while still looking good in individual parts[...]

The plot, like the world around Pietro, is at a standstill in this book. Quicksilver: No Surrender #2 art by Eric Nguyen, Rico Renzi, and C Brunner The artwork of Eric Nguyen continues to be quite dazzling in this issue The world is well-shaded, detailed, and has that ethereal vibe for which the premise calls Motion is[...]

However, this is all only putting off him dealing with the fact that he is totally alone in this state. The threat that arises at the end is mysterious and vague, but it does have interesting potential as an existential threat to compound Quicksilver's loneliness. Quicksilver: No Surrender #1 art by Eric Nguyen and Rico Renzi Eric Nguyen's[...]

You just can't help but think "poor guy". This run of X, written by Duane Swierczynski, with art by Eric Nguyen and gorgeous cover art by Rafael Albuquerque, shows some pretty excellent visual storytelling already. Issue #23 is described thus by Dark Horse: The city zone destroyed in the battle between the Archon and the Mark has become[...]

 I was aware the character existed, I remember whispers of him in the 90's as a dark brooding vigilante when such things were as common as air, but I never had the urge to find out more about him.  I would read my Aliens omnibus and look at the solicitations in the back and be[...]