[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by KRWolfblade

That's understandable. Sometimes I'll choose to read something because I've read other works by the same writer and enjoyed them. When it comes to artist, I generally don't mind what their art style is (unless its Greg Land, I cant stand him either) and if I don't like it, I'll deal with it and continue to read it since I'm there for the story not really for how pretty it looks.

For instance (I'll have to go with a writer and artist on a DC Comics series for this example), I like Jeff Lemire's work, especially Animal Man, the two volumes of Justice League Dark he did, Justice League United, and the first volume of Constantine he did. So when he took over for Ann Nocenti for Green Arrow, I thought 'Hey, I'll give it a go. He's one of my favourite writers and Green Arrow is one of my favourite characters". But I don't like Andrea Sorrentino's art style, it's such a weird, bad, and totally different transition from Harvey Tolibao, Freddie Williams II, and Steve Kurth's art styles in the previous two volumes. But I don't really care, I like Jeff Lemire so I continued to read it.

I can understand your position quite well. But over the years I´ve come to value the art just as much as I do the writing. So I cant get myself to read a good comic with horrible art or a bad comic with brilliant art.