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Submitted: October 17, 2007
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An idea I had based off a picture of Cable I remember seeing when I was 9. Basically loaded with every gun imaginable and grunting the words "man to man", as if it was going to be a fair fight. Yeah.
Well, I translated it to our friend Snake here. I kept this one really loose and didn't tighten my pencils much at all before inking. I like to just cut loose every now and then.
Definitely a Miller/Wood influence on this one.....



Solid Snake and Metal Gear Solid copyright Konami/Hideo Kojima.

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Armory for sure :)

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Yeah! Wookiee life-debts for everyone!
Oh hell ya I'm diggen those rough lines!!! MAn to man! XD so manly It radiates coolness! UGH i love it!
MGS rules!!! :worship:

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:wow: huh?
this is awesome are you guna do a coloured version?

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Thanks! I LOVE drawing all rough and stuff. Gonna look into doing more of it! I feel so FREE :D

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INDEED.
Really looking forward to Guns of the Patriots.

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I think so....

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Oh I so know what you're talking about! rough is so much more fun and free which I think is good- cause so much of comics is very confined by those nice pretty smooth lines but-I don't think thats a bad thing just-nice to shake things up a bit.
it would be equally as sweet in colour i mean it's spectacular on it's own i just would love to see a coloured version youve got a great style

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I've seen countries with smaller arsenals than this guy.

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