RichardCoben website has been down since Aug 2000 
I have seen it in the past by hasard 
The crazzy thing is that Master guy has made a Curriculum in his site !!!
The Ultime chance is use the Archive.org
So I found that some pages
Alas not lot images just text(only for the crazzy fan)
Pilou
Ps Pour les francophones un super site sur Richard Corben 
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:</font><HR>Something is odd about this comic. I can’t place it…<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Its Poser. What more can I say?
Thanks for your comments!
By the way: I know that many people hate “Poser”, but for comic making it´s irreplaceable! With any other program you need too much time to create the characters. You would need decades to finish a longer comic with more characters! So…
It’s not that I, personally, hate Poser. I own Poser. It’s just that Poser models look like Poser models and, unless some major touching up is done, they are easily recognizable.
I use Poser to pose a figure as one would the old wooden manaquine. Then I use that figure to sketch or draw my final figure.
I work with a 3D modeler. He uses Poser models to create models for use in real-time 3D. But he tweaks the models a lot so that when he is done you cannot tell it was ever a Poser model to begin with.
Poser is, to me, sort of like the stock lense flare filter in Photoshop. It get’s used a lot and every other Photoshop user instantly recognizes it. It’s not necessarily bad, but easily recognizable … like Poser models.
Hi Dan! You are absolutely right. Poser is a product for the masses (version 3 is available as a free download), so almost everybody recognizes that characters even if they are somewhat altered. But I personally don´t mind !
For some future projects I plan to do it like you. Taking a Poser model as starting point for own designs. I just started to make my own morph targets. Next step is to alter the full figure (or create a very new one in ZBrush 
) and pose or animate it in other packages (of course NOT EVERY character in a comic)…
Thanks!
I look forward to when you do that! Very cool!
If you want to get away from “The Poser look” try this free product…
http://www.dedalo-3d.com/
be sure to get the skinning (autoUV) and auto-bone and joint plug-in
can make some interesting characters in just a few minuets…
you need Blender to use this…
http://www.blender3d.com/
also, it is quite possible to add your own morph targets
reminds me of old movie called “weird science”… kids make the perfect woman on computer…
anyways, hope this comes in useful!
send me a PM if you are interested in this… I have a way to port into Zbrush in 3 easy steps…
I am working on a few tutorials, I will send you a rough draft of my tutorial…
Hi Polaris30! I´ve made some Blender pictures and animations a few years ago (see some on my homepage www.manfreds.cyber-comics.de\kostenlos\Blender\blender.html . I also saw the “make human” project some month ago. It has grown since then! Worth to give it a try! Thanks for the tip! But I think I don´t want to experiment much with that. Altering Poser figures in ZBrush is also a good way to get away from the typical Poser look I think. And it´s big fun to - say - model some new breasts for a girl I´ve done this before for a friend who needs a virtual idol musicvideo for his new song (he´s a music producer). Here is she:
Breasts and new shirt over them modeled/altered with ZBrush. Do you think she looks too much like a cheap Poser character?
COol stuff!
I like her very much
By the way: you now can download the CGI music video for FREE at
http://www.melanie-musik.de/seite-medien.htm
(“Love is just a word”)
Enjoy!