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Stephen Churay
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What is your favorite story JB has either written or both written and drawn? I'd also like to known JB, what you've done that you think stood out above everything else?
Mine- Fantastic Four 258-260. The Thing vs. Tyros the Terrible; add in the Silver Surfer and the death of Doctor Doom... Outstanding. It really was the World's Greatest Comic Magazine!
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Daniel Kendrick
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Generations II followed by FX
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Christophe Malgrain
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Wonder Woman 115-117: The Men Who Moved the World . I loved its Silver Age feel given by the Cave Carson gang and the Egyptian gods , plus the darwinian ending.
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Peter Svensson
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Probably Generations I.
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John Byrne
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Wonder Woman 115-117: The Men Who Moved the World . I loved its Silver Age feel given by the Cave Carson gang and the Egyptian gods , plus the darwinian ending.•• Can't take credit for that one. I put my own twists into it, of course, but I was adapting a pre-CRISIS Silver Age (Hawkman) story Paul Kupperberg and I thought would be fun to bring into the post-CRISIS DCU.
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Andrew Hess
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Next Men
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Michael Kane
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the Bat_Cap story was very good. I also enjoyed FX which was with Wayne osborne. Q. Is wayne still apart of this forum? havent seen much posts is a while
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Jonathan Kaye
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Single issue: FF 236.
Multi-issue arc: FF 258-260 (with JBNM 0-6 as a close second).
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Jason Mark Hickok
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FF 252 for a single issue. So many good ones to choose from including the recent Angel: Blood & Trenches.
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Peyton Holden
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This is such an unfair question. I love 'em all! The Generations books, though, I've probably re-read the most.
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Richard Stevens
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Probably Next Men #6, but it's hard to pick.
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Rob Drew
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That Lex Luthor story where he mindf***s that waitress. That did more to show what a bastard he is than a hundred stories of him trying to kill Superman.
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