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File: c9c3fbad030f63c⋯.jpg (576.98 KB, 1041x1600, 1041:1600, triplebarrel.jpg)

 No.1002648

What kind of gun is this?

 No.1002682

>>1002648

The "I'm going to reduce this gun down to simple forms, oops when too far" variety. Very common in comics.

In this particular model you can see it's firing caseless ammunition loaded using hopes and dreams rather than clunky magazines. The sights were removed to reduce weight but sadly the inability to precisely aim makes it difficult for him to hit anything. For stability one just has to make an angry fist somewhere under the barrel and it will sort out the rest. However the decision to put the handle and trigger on the stock, while a bold one, isn't helping in that department. The large flash suppressor goes the extra mile and creates a flash, I'm guessing with the goal of blinding and surprising enemies.

The fact that there are three of them I assume is to show motion, but I would like to believe that because it's so difficult to hit anything with this gun Frank has to use three of them.


 No.1002691

File: a4bbb7eb624c7a1⋯.png (98.08 KB, 244x229, 244:229, cooleh.png)

>>1002682

Quality response.


 No.1002713

File: 84b7c2be94fc217⋯.jpg (1.65 MB, 1988x3056, 497:764, RCO017_1469438028.jpg)

I've had an old Australian black and white reprint of this issue since I was a kid.

Looks like John Romita Sr. copying the generic gun that Jim Steranko copies off Jack Kirby, which is usually an M-1 carbine.

Kirby draws everything like it was made of Lego, but basically correct, as he served in WW2, but Steranko adds widgets and greebles, then John Romita just kind of sketches it in and assumes the inker is going to fix it, then looks like a goof when they don't.

On the inside, it looks like Keith Pollard has drawn him with a Beretta M12.


 No.1002719

>>1002682

/k/ saves the day again.


 No.1002738

File: ac5bf69e579989e⋯.webm (729.99 KB, 224x400, 14:25, bomb_has_been_defused.webm)

>>1002719

>>1002691

Glad to be of service.


 No.1002758

A Scary McShootbang, obviously.

We haven't had a good /k/ crossover thread in a while, though. Remember the guy shoulder-firing an MP5?


 No.1002761

File: 24dc34338cbeb3f⋯.jpg (132.07 KB, 691x772, 691:772, kirby tank.jpg)

>>1002648

>>1002682

>>1002713

I always remember something Jack Kirby said when Will Eisner interviewed him for his book Shop Talk. Eisner asked him if he had "morgue", comics slang for files of reference material, and Kirby said "no". He explained that accuracy wasn't important, conveying the idea of something was. He gave an example of drawing a tank. He would cobble together bits and pieces from things he's seen until it looked like a tank, without a care for the make or model.

This cover is idea over accuracy. You can tell it's a gun in motion. That's all that matters.


 No.1002780

>>1002758

No, and being gun-dumb I don't know what's wrong with shoulder-firing an MP5. Maybe I don't know the proper definition of shoulder-firing.


 No.1002781

>>1002761

>You can tell it's a gun in motion.

I can tell they attempted to draw a gun but that's as far as it goes.


 No.1002807

the motion part doesn't really even work when the man holding it isn't in motion at all


 No.1002816

File: 1744ba7fde0a0b7⋯.jpg (25.78 KB, 386x290, 193:145, NO_M1__00626.1496868514.38….jpg)

>>1002713

Looks more like "Enforcer" variant of M1 Carbine to me.


 No.1002842

>>1002761

>idea over accuracy

Comics in a nutshell

>>1002807

It works for the cover's intended purpose. Frank firing multiple shots looks more dynamic than him firing once.


 No.1002846

>>1002842

It looks like three guns more than motion because; 1: The motion is not conveyed very well. 2: All the depictions of the gun look solid. 3: No indication of movement from the body, not even lines.

It looks like Frank is firing a three in one gun with one hand directly under all three stocks and the other holding the fore grip on the one most to his right.


 No.1003140

File: d8adf4d768d6e72⋯.jpg (20.74 KB, 550x282, 275:141, DdhOlAaW4AA78Nf.jpg)

>>1002758

>We haven't had a good /k/ crossover thread in a while, though.

A /cok/ thread, if you will.


 No.1003187

File: 2d6c27d08c5e41f⋯.png (325.79 KB, 850x909, 850:909, PBF229-Miggs.png)

>>1002648

I think I kinda understand what's going on in there. It's like a badly drawn tommygun in this comic, but it's a gun with a box magazine instead.


 No.1003246

>>1003187

Were the other two guys planning to get gunned down as well?


 No.1003250

>>1003246

Maybe The Riddler is just a really bad shot.


 No.1003251

>>1003246

Maybe he killed everyone in that room to get rid of witnesses?


 No.1004862

>>1003187

>they wanted dogs to jump out of the cake

>they're actually a club that has sex with dogs


 No.1004870

File: 39714fb5de1656d⋯.mp4 (428.5 KB, 640x360, 16:9, AR-15.mp4)


 No.1004871

>>1002761

I remember many old artists mentioning GIS being a godsend as it used to involve having many expensive books on standby or many a trip to the library for references. Even Rare staff mentioning having difficulty procuring good material for what they didn't have on physical media at the office as late as 2000. This isn't even factoring pros like Alex Toth giving a dressing down for an artist doing a Johnny Quest tie-in comic how his depictions of Egypt are so rote on top of other issues that many young casual readers wouldn't notice.


 No.1004883

>>1002648

The creators of the legendary FUCK FLICK KNIFE present the all new FUCK FLICK GUN!


 No.1004912

File: b397771ea61f754⋯.jpg (198.91 KB, 1111x881, 1111:881, on2412__13.jpg)


 No.1014731

bump


 No.1014768

File: 72298e62c97bb4b⋯.jpg (1.56 MB, 1988x3056, 497:764, smart clip machine guns of….jpg)

Did someone say guns done bad in comics thread?


 No.1014775

>>1014768

Ugh, is that a high school kid tracing Frank Quitely with a laundry marker?


 No.1014778

File: 4cce3271b7487e8⋯.jpg (148.58 KB, 664x1000, 83:125, franks.jpg)

>>1002648

It's a Frank.


 No.1014779

File: 94dc3c59bb8df6d⋯.jpg (41.4 KB, 700x322, 50:23, nighthawk.jpg)

>>1014768

>nighthawk


 No.1014781

>>1014768

>Kahlishnikovs


 No.1014830

>>1003246

They came back, to check for damage.


 No.1014854

>>1014778

Why would you build knife-bullets that flip out from the side? That's just gonna throw the projectile off target while in flight. Making the knife be pushed straight out would be better. But at that point, why not just make it shoot normal bullets? Or make it a nailgun, that works too.




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