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Larry Gil
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Nobody does draw Galactus better. What a commission. Amazing.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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That is fantastic! I love it. This has been one great year of commissions!
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Aki Himmanen
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I got genuine chills just now from scrolling down the image and seeing Ego in the background. It's the weirdest feeling. I can't quite explain it. What I can say is... bravo, JB.
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Aaron Smith
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JB, your Ego is magnificent!
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Wallace Sellars
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JB and Jack Kirby are in a league all their own when it comes to drawing
Galactus. Alan Davis draws a pretty nice version as well.
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Petter Myhr Ness
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Absolutely stellar!
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Carmen Bernardo
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The expression on Ego's "face" in that commission is pretty defiant. Quite the "Come at me, Bro!" glare while Galactus is just doing his business like it doesn't matter to him at all.
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Robert Cosgrove
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Approved by the Cosmic Code Authority!
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Joe Hollon
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This is great! The perspective! The machinery! EGO!!! GALACTUS!!!
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Awesome.
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Tim O Neill
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Epic! Excellent work, JB - I'm so excited for the FANTASTIC FOUR ARTIST'S EDITION that this is a welcome sight.
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John Popa
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Love this one, especially Ego underneath the glass floor. I agree your Galactus is definitive!
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Andy Ihnatko
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Do you think about the properties of the "lens" (so to speak) when you draw...even subconsciously? Cinematographers think about that sort of thing when they plan a shot, to emphasize or de-emphasize distance between foreground and background, to fiddle with perspective, give a sense of size and scale...that sort of stuff.
It seems like these sort of thoughts would creep in when it's a bold image of Galactus. With one "lens," it looks like normal-sized people battling the Statue of Liberty. With another, it would look like a normal-sized person being attacked by mice.
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