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Don't hold me to this, but I think it might have been Mike Esposito.
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You put the Batmobile in it!!
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Thanks for the answer, JB. At first glance I thought it might have been Jack Abel.
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 JB wrote:
...Only the VFC on the car in the first panel confirmed it was mine...


For me, there are little details that standout as your work, JB, though it is hard to tell it's your art for the most part. The lady on the sidewalk, or rather how her coat moves, the Hulk figure as he is being knocked back, particularly with the shading on the fingers, and the musculature on Hulk's forearm in the final panel are all tell-tale signs to me that it was your art.


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For me, the two bystanders, the Hulk lifting the truck, the two guys in the car in the second to last panel and without a doubt, the Hulk's face in the last panel all scream JB.
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I've been sending the finished pages to Chris Ryall, one by one, and today he offered this observation:

"I feel like these pages you’ve done combine your style with Moebius characters in a Kirby-esque world…"

Works for me!!

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Sounds good!

Re: the Hulk Hostess ad, It definitely looks like JB's work to me, but he
seems to be depicting a Hulk that more resembles the then-on-model
Sal Buscema version than his own.
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JB, which is more time-consuming: one of these pages that you've drawn for the consumer to color vs. the "same" page as drawn for a professional colorist to color before publication?
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JB, which is more time-consuming: one of these pages that you've drawn for the consumer to color vs. the "same" page as drawn for a professional colorist to color before publication?

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I've been finding these pages average about a third again as much time as a regular multi-panel comicbook page.

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That's really interesting-- are there changes in the process or approach that cause it to take longer, JB?
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That's really interesting-- are there changes in the process or approach that cause it to take longer, JB?

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There are no black filled areas, for a start. Almost (almost!) every square inch has to have lines filling up the spaces!

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That hadn't occurred to me! Wow, that's a pretty big difference right there.
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