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The comic book style of Roy Lichtenstein prints is unmistakable. His joyful, colorful technique is easily recognized by collectors and admired comic book lovers alike. How does his style differ from some of today?s graphic artists?
In all fairness, Roy Lichtenstein prints are not graphic novels. They are works of art. However, Lichtenstein was greatly influenced by the comic books of his day. Many of these comics were pop style; colors such as yellows and blue were prominent along [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] with heavy black outlining. Over the years graphic [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] novels have developed into a serious genre. It is interesting to contrast the comic book style of Lichtenstein?s influence against the popular graphic novels of today.

First let us compare Roy Lichtenstein prints against one of ? if not the ? most famous graphic novel of all time. Alan Moore?s Watchmen is considered by many to be the greatest graphic novel ever written. Hailed by comic book aficionados as well as those working outside of the genre, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Watchmen broke new ground by portraying flawed, human heroes living and coping in an alternate reality. There are some similarities between Roy Lichtenstein prints and the style drawn by [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] Dave Gibbons (artist) [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] and John Higgins (colorist). Both use bright, primary colors as seen in Silk Spectre?s costume and the infamous blue skin of Dr. Manhattan. Both use black lines for definition. However, Watchmen uses a wider range of color, darker panels, and complex backgrounds as opposed to the clean lines and uncluttered look of Lichtenstein?s work.
Another Alan Moore favorite is V [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] for Vendetta. While you may recognize the name from the 2006 movie, V for Vendetta was first a graphic novel created by Moore in the 1980s. Style-wise, V for Vendetta has a completely different look from Watchmen. It is dark; so dark in fact that it is difficult to make out what is going on in some of the panels. Likewise, V for Vendetta has nothing in common with Roy Lichtenstein prints. The two comic book styles are polar opposites.
Finally, let us compare Roy Lichtenstein prints with the lighthearted Bone series. A fresh and modern graphic novel, Bone is a fantasy story about three creatures that find themselves far [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] from their home and inadvertently in the midst of a battle between good and evil. Of the two previous graphic novels listed, Lichtenstein?s art has more in common with the Bone comics than V for Vendetta or Watchmen. Bone features a strong color scheme, very clean [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] lines, and a focus on faces showing emotion.
There is something so refreshing and wonderful about comic books. They make a fantasy world come to life, they move us between imagined realms and they transport us through time and space against impossible odds. The draw of Roy Lichtenstein prints goes beyond his talent as an artist. Lichtenstein taps into our desire for fantasy, for escapism, for a different reality. When you pause to look at one of his comic book style prints you are, [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] for a moment, in a different time and place. One could only imagine how his prints would look today if he was [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] influenced by the creators of Watchmen, V for Vendetta and Bone.
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