History Creator / EthanVanSciver

* ArtShift: It's not so strong but you can appreciate the difference between his first ''Impulse'' comic book issues and his latter ''Green Lantern'' days, how he evolved from a more stylized 90's cartoony style to a much more realistic and detailed one.
* BerserkButton: Mention Van Sciver on certain comic book or Star Wars circles and you may get nasty stares at best.

* ArtShift: It's not so strong but you can appreciate the difference between his first ''Impulse'' comic book issues and his latter ''Green Lantern'' days, how he eoled from a more stylized 90's cartoony style to a much more realistic and detailed one.

* ScheduleSlip: In 1998 he announced that he would crowd-fund his next ''Cyberfrog'' story. The story was supposed to appear by the end of 2018, but he then postponed it till mid 2019.

** ''"World's most charming, eleganty, eloquent and humble man"''

** ''Just a humble ink and super hero merchant''
** ''World's most charming, eleganty, eloquent and humble man''
* FollowTheLeader: Cyberfrog came about the time the TeenageMutanNinjaTurtles really exploded into the comic book/movie/tv cartoon scene while also including 'creepy crawlies' as protagonists.

* MoneyDearBoy: Cyberfrog originally stopped coming out at the end of TheNineties, when the author found steady work from DC Comics.
* OldShame: Not so much but has admitted that he now considers that his early Cyberfrog comics were rather sophomoric.

* ScheduleSlip: In 1998 he announced that he would crowdfund his next Cyberfrog story. The story was supposed to appear by the end of 2018, but he then postponed it till mid 2019.

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advice and anecdotes on comic book illustration and more famously his humorous and sarcastic reviews on anything ''Franchise/StarWars'' (spoiler: he tends to hate anything that Disney does with the franchise).

* BerserkButton: Mention Van Sciver on certain comic book circles and you may get nasty stares at best.

* Gorn: He does love to draw gory scenes.

* MoneyDearBoy: Cyberfrog stopped coming out at the end of TheNineties, when he found steady work from DC Comics.

* PromotedFanboy: A comic book lover since his childhood. He's still known to actiely seek old comics to add to his collection.

* ''ComicBook/JawbreakersLostSouls''

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah but raised and currently residing in {{Joisey}}. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for Creator/DCComics (1998-2018).

* ''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}''

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah but raised in {{Joisey}} and currently residing in Orlando, Florida. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for Creator/DCComics (1998-2018).

The practitioner of a meticulously detailed drawing style that has earned him awards and recognition, Van Sciver is also creator of ''ComicBook/{{Cyberfrog}}'', with which he holds the current record for a successfully crowd-funded comic book.

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah but raised and currently residing in Orlando, Florida. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for Creator/DCComics (1998-2018).

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah but raised and currently residing in {{Joisey}}. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for Creator/DCComics (1998-2018).

During his time at DC he illustrated titles featuring Franchise/TheFlash, Franchise/{{Batman}}, and Franchise/JusticeLeague. Yet his most recognized work has revolved around the Franchise/GreenLantern mythos, with the art in ''Green Lantern: Rebirth'' widely considered his masterpiece. For ''Green Lantern'' he helped co-create the different color varieties of the lantern rings (other than the green and yellow varieties of course).

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advice and anecdotes on comic book illustration and more famously his humorous and sarcastic reviews on anything ''Franchise/StarWars''.

The practitioner of a meticulously detailed drawing style that has earned him awards and recognition, Van Sciver is also creator of ''ComicBook/{{Cyberfrog}}''.

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advice and anecdotes on comic book illustration and more famously his humorous and sarcastic reviews on anything StarWars.

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah but raised and currently residing in {{Joisey}}. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for DCComics (1998-2018).

During his time at DC he illustrated titles featuring TheFlash, Franchise/{{Batman}}, and JusticeLeague. Yet his most recognized work has revolved around the GreenLantern mythos, with the art in GreenLanternRebirth widely considered his masterpiece. For Green Lantern he helped co-create the different color varieties of the lantern rings (other than the green and yellow varieties of course).

The practitioner of a meticulously detailed drawing style that has earned him awards and recognition, Van Sciver is also creator of [[TheNineties Cyberfrog]].

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advise and anecdotes on comic book illustration and more famously his humorous and sarcastic reviews on anything StarWars[[note: He is known to hate almost anything that Disney has been doing with the franchise]].

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advise and anecdotes on comic book illustration and more famously his humorous and sarcastic reviews on anything StarWars[[note: VanSciver is known to hate almost anything that Disney has been doing with the franchise]].

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advise on comic book illustration and more famously sarcastically derisive reviews on anything StarWars.

Which he seems to spend an awful amount of time onto for a supposedly mature adult, more often than not adding further fuel to the fire of toxicity of an [[BrokenBase already split fandom.]]

Also a pretty relevant figure within the ComicsGate controversy, on the side of those who stood againist comics' perceived excessive political correctness and diversity. [[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment The rest really needs no further saying.]]

Similarly, most of his fandom - stirring videos touch similar "matters", appealing to the VocalMinority disdain for the new, peceived "political direction" taken by the new movies in the franchise. [[CriticalResearchFailure Such complaints may or may not be always accurate.]]

Has once even clashed on Twitter with Lucasfilm senior Pablo Hidalgo over the creation of a shirt mocking the [[SoloAStarWarsStory Solo movie spin off]] for supposed (by his standards) lack of masculinity.

[[RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement Which should again leave readers to draw their own conclusions on the man.]]

Ethan Van Sciver is also more controversially known for his avuncular [[https://www.youtube.com/user/fascistfrog youtube channel]] where he dishes out advise on comic book illustration and more famously his hilarious but sarcastically derisive reviews on anything StarWars.

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah adn raised and currently residing in {{Joisey}}. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for DCComics (1998-2018).

During his time at DC he illustrated titles featuring TheFlash, Franchise/{{Batman}}, and JusticeLeague. Yet his most famous work has revolved around the GreenLantern mythos, with the art in GreenLanternRebirth widely considered his masterpiece. For Green Lantern he helped co-create the different color varieties of the lantern rings (other than the green and yellow varieties of course).

Known for his meticulously detailed art style, Van Sciver is also creator of [[TheNineties Cyberfrog]].

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for DCComics (1998-2018).

Ethan Daniel Van Sciver (born September 3rd, 1974) is an American comic book artist and illustrator born in Utah. Starting when he was 19 years old, Van Sciver has worked for several publishers, but by far his most famous work hails from the time when he worked for DCComics (2001-2018).

Known for his meticulously detailed art style, Van Sciver is also creator of [[TheNineties Cyberfrog]].

During his time at DC he illustrated titles featuring TheFlash, Franchise/{{Batman}}, and JusticeLeague. Yet his most famous work has revolved around the GreenLantern mythos, with the art in GreenLanternRebirth written by Creator/GeoffJohns and widely considered as Van
Sciver's masterpiece. For Green Lantern he helped co-create the different color varieties of the lantern rings (other than the green and yellow varieties of course).