Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is credited for popularizing this trope for theatrical film. In order to look more like a comic book, shading often uses effects such as screentone or stippling, and the 3D models have hand-drawn outlines to them to give a comic book feel, as well as the use of 2D effects and textures.
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Painted CGI
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is credited for popularizing this trope for theatrical film. In order to look more like a comic book, shading often uses effects such as screentone or stippling, and the 3D models have hand-drawn outlines to them to give a comic book feel, as well as the use of 2D effects and textures.
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Miles Morales
Harry Palms
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Spider-Man Noir
Spider-Man Noir
Rubik's Cube
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