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Dave B Stewart
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Sinnott was the inker on the first Marvel I read, MTIO 50. Sinnott over Byrne on a time travel story - mind blown!
Many of my comic memories are inked by him. So sad to hear. Even if you know it's coming, it doesn't make it easier for the family.
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James Johnson
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Definitely sad news.
Joe's impact on the Marvel Age of Comics cannot be measured.
His work held the Fantastic Four together for over a decade until JB has taken over the storytelling full time.
RIP Joltin' Joe!!!!!✒
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John Popa
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Sad news for sure. There are so few left of that era. 92 years, though, is a long time, especially when you get to spend most of it doing what you love.
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Conrad Teves
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Well, that one hurt. An all-time great, a personal favorite, and definitely my favorite Kirby inker.
RIP, Joe. Thanks for everything.
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Andrew Davey
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Rest in Peace
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Ron Grant
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Sad to hear
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Wallace Sellars
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RIP, Mr. Sinnott.
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Doug Centers
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Now that was quite the run!
Legacy firmly cemented.
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Shawn Kane
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I echo everyone else. This is a tough one.
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Joe Aten
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Very sad to hear this. One of the greats, if not the greatest, inker to put pen to paper. A fantastic career that spanned decades and left great memories for so many comic readers.
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Jason Scott
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Absolutely amazing that he only retired last year. This is a true legend leaving us all right. A very sad day indeed..
R.I.P. Mr Sinnott. You certainly earned it..
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Kevin Brown
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I'm nearly at a loss for words here. IMO, Joe Sinnott was probably the 4th most import person for Marvel being MARVEL in the 60's. The others being Stan, Jack, and Ditko, of course.
So now he's with Stan & Jack and they're producing one hell of a run of comics in the afterlife.
RIP
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