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Dan Avenell
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Never seen this! Loved it! Loved the Alpha Flight reference (and loved the 'snow fight' in that too, unlike some...
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John Byrne
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I'm curious if there was any kind of influence from Warner Brother's cartoons
on your work? I say that because reading the above selected pages, which I
haven't taken out of my longbox in years, I get flashbacks to that Daffy
Duck cartoon where he's talking to his animators in a voice very similar to
the one Jen is using to talk to you.
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BIG influence. "Duck Amok" is one of my all time favorite cartoons.
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Jozef Brandt
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So JB, did you get your regular page rate for the blank page?
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John Byrne
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Yup.
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Peter Svensson
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I JUST noticed that She-Hulk is crumpling the cover, thus the logo and corner box get distorted! What a cool touch!
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John Byrne
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Done with literal cut-and-paste!
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William McCormick
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Great issue. I'm a huge fan of the Looney Tunes and loved how this played along the same lines as "Duck Amuck", one of the more brilliant cartoons ever created.
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Corey Johnson
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Hah! I just watched "Duck Amuck" on DVD last night...
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Jason Fliegel
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And I just read the issues of FF that introduced Mahkismo (which would be more of a coincidence if we were talking about #38, I suppose, but still).
I know those aliens from Dimension Z are from one of the old Silver Age books, but I can't remember which one. Probably a Hank Pym or Human Torch story. Anyone want to remind me?
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Phil Kreisel
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I know those aliens from Dimension Z are from one of the old Silver Age
books, but I can't remember which one. Probably a Hank Pym or Human
Torch story. Anyone want to remind me?
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I'm pretty sure it was Tales to Astonish 49 - The first appearance of Giant-Man.
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Martin Redmond
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Tales to Astonish, it's in the AntMan Essential volume.
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Sam Karns
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NEXT ISSUE IS REALLY GOOOD.
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