Good art with bad writing.

Good artwork with a bad story.

The art can look like god in heaven, but if the story is awful then I say my goodbyes early.

I picked the first option. I will pick up a comic, if I'm interested in the story and I like the characters involved. The artwork will have a big say. Whether I continue to read the series. Whelther I rated the series or a story arc.

Artwork is important to me, when it comes to reading a new series, about new characters.

What's so bad about this art? Not saying it's good, but I'm not sure what people are looking for really. Please explain.

just looks really bad. I mean when the characters are attack. It's just looks awful.

Absolutey understandable.

I like my art as well. I'd be lying if I said that on numerous occasions art wasn't the reason I put my hands on some comics.

In reverse of what you posted though, I can't seem to stay interested in a comic book if the story doesn't complement the artwork.

I do think that comparing some of the other art to Andreas Sorrentino's is a little unfair though. lol

I'm reading all the X-Men titles that are part of the secret wars event. Old man Logan seems be the only series that has good writing and decent artwork. All the other titles have bad artwork. Even though the writing is pretty good. With the exception of E is for Extinction. Not sure what to make of that. Artwork and writing is very bad. It seems like a pissed take out off Emma, Scott and Jean.

définitly the good art with bad story, but the worse thing who can appen in comics is...editoral mandent.

Wait Lady Deathstrike killed 3 Thors? Damn that's a bad b****.

I'll take bad art over bad writing any day of the week.

it takes exceptionally bad art for me to even notice....

Like i'm sure Latour was trying to be deep and give us some serious development and conclict between the students and the principles that the JGS was founded on.... but i stopped paying attention the moment Storm became Mr. PotatoHead