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Les cartes Peter Parker et Aunt May, illustrées par Randy Gallegos, représentent la même scène de deux points de vue différents, en face à face.
Source : Randy Gallegos, le Sep 17, 2025 a écrit :
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Parker was described as being related to his earliest portrayals, and he was to be eating wheat cakes in Aunt May's home (with references given of her home from the era). While it wasn't stated explicitly, I immediately decided to rotate the camera from the Aunt May illustration, and make them one. This was perfect since the implication in Aunt May's composition was that you were at the table with her, that perhaps you were Peter. In that sense, this would almost have made a better flip card with May.
Side-by-side, you get a better sense of the compositional tie-in of these two images.
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Parker was described as being related to his earliest portrayals, and he was to be eating wheat cakes in Aunt May's home (with references given of her home from the era). While it wasn't stated explicitly, I immediately decided to rotate the camera from the Aunt May illustration, and make them one. This was perfect since the implication in Aunt May's composition was that you were at the table with her, that perhaps you were Peter. In that sense, this would almost have made a better flip card with May.
Side-by-side, you get a better sense of the compositional tie-in of these two images.
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