Yeah, I'm not a huge Sana fan. I don't hate her work, it's just eh. Not my style. I'm more a fan of Noto. I think his X-23 is incredible. But for me, the defining X-23 artist if Mike Choi, with his fiance the lovely Sonia Oback on colors.
I've absolutely loved Sana Takeda's work, and I know I'm not the only one. Takeda's art is gorgeous, and I think the manga-inspired romantic style gave the series an unique look that contrasted Laura's rough journey nicely. If X-23 hadn't been stupidly canceled, I would have loved to see more of that.
Noto's art is also beautiful. I really liked the way he draws Laura. He's one of the few artists who makes her look like an actual teenager, instead of drawing her like she's the kind of generic, leather-clad, over-sexualized twentysomething most comic book babes are.
Yeah, I'm not a huge Sana fan. I don't hate her work, it's just eh. Not my style. I'm more a fan of Noto. I think his X-23 is incredible. But for me, the defining X-23 artist if Mike Choi, with his fiance the lovely Sonia Oback on colors.
I like Sana's work, it's really nice looking, but personally I lean more towards Mike Choi, and Sonia Oback. Their work in Target X was amazing to me. I really like the expressions they gave her, and the harder lines verses Sana's softer ones.
Yeah, I'm not a huge Sana fan. I don't hate her work, it's just eh. Not my style. I'm more a fan of Noto. I think his X-23 is incredible. But for me, the defining X-23 artist if Mike Choi, with his fiance the lovely Sonia Oback on colors.
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