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Fritz Short
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   Love that ROCK.This is so in my wheelhouse.
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Looks fantastic, JB!



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Inking that TRIO cover must have been some of Sinnott's final work. You're lucky to have gotten that, JB!

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Did Joe Sinnott retire? I thought he was still inking the Spider-man newspaper strip.

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Already got the variant covers ordered. Made sure I wouldn't miss out on this starting like I did with Aftermath #40 of which I still can't find a reasonable price on ebay. :(
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Sinnott's final work?  Don't scare me, kid.

   Of course, I expect that he's gotten near the end of his life thread.  Hitting your 80s and still doing (some) comicbook art is quite an achievement.  Very, very few of these guys left with us will have a chance to be introduced to the potential young readers.

   Looking forward to seeing what Tom, Terry, Joe and company may turn out in the coming months.  I'm kind of surprised that no one thought of using the old "Rock, Paper, Scissors!" game as the basis for a super-group before now.

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JB, I have often heard you speak of Kirby's explanation of the "Dinosaur hide" for The Thing, but did you have some similar vernacular to express Rock's surface to Joe?
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JB, I have often heard you speak of Kirby's explanation of the "Dinosaur hide" for The Thing, but did you have some similar vernacular to express Rock's surface to Joe?

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Rock is. . . rock. And he depends more on the imported texture seen on the previous page, than on the line work.

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Here's a little something in which I thought some of you might find interesting: the B cover for issue 2, with my pencils on the LEFT, and Tom's inks on the RIGHT.

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wow
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Looking forward to seeing what Tom, Terry, Joe and company may turn out in the coming months.

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Seems like maybe I should quash the speculation now, so people won't get too disappointed. Terry has unconnected considerations that will prevent him participating. No plans for Rubenstein.

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wow indeed.

love it.

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Man-o-man that is sweet.  I'm looking forward to reading it!
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JB, I would assume you have scans of the pencils and inks for Trio and if the book does well might I suggest an "Artist Edition" of the pencils and inks? That cover with Tom's inks halved with your pencils is quite nice and I would love to see the pencils and inks side by side. And since I am dreaming a hardbound 11x17 page page format would be icing on the cake. =)
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Damn, those Palmer inks are awesome!
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Very nice page and cover.  Sinnott's style comes through in the way he inked the buildings.
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Just saw the Sinnott cover. The guy is still smooth as ever.
Good looking stuff.
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I would assume you have scans of the pencils and inks for Trio and if the book does well might I suggest an "Artist Edition" of the pencils and inks? That cover with Tom's inks halved with your pencils is quite nice and I would love to see the pencils and inks side by side.

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Currently, the plan is to run the pencils of the B covers on the back.

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After re-reading Action Comics 600, I wonder if JB asked George Perez to contribute inks?
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After re-reading Action Comics 600, I wonder if JB asked George Perez to contribute inks?

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That could be fun.

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Remember when alternate covers, foil covers, etc. were a gimmick? I really like the idea of the alternate cover not only being alternate art, but being created by some VERY cool inker combinations.
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Carmen: Sinnott's final work?  Don't scare me, kid.

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HUGE apologies!!!! A guy at work gave me some bad information this week!!! I didn't mean to start a rumor... 

Glad I was WRONG!
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I really like the idea of the alternate cover not only being alternate art, but being created by some VERY cool inker combinations.

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Originally, I was planning to have the A and B covers be the same, just me inking A and a guest inking B. That proved unworkable, tho, as it meant I would have to ink on my lighttable, so the B inker could get the pencils. And that's just a pain!

So I decided to do two distinct covers.

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The B cover for issue 2 has to be one of my favorite JB covers EVER. Well done!
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JB: So I decided to do two distinct covers.

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No complaints here!!
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I agree, Nathan. Doing two covers is a sensible decision!!! =)
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