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Christos Seros
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George Perez from Future Imperfect
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Christos Seros
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Power Man #48 Luke Cage on the receiving end of the Iron Fist by JB
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Greg Kirkman
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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN # 121.
I love the fact that this is presented as a triumphant, full-page splash, only for the story to then immediately take a sharp left turn.
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John Byrne
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BUT in something of a typical shot for Gil, Spider-Man's blow is arcing DOWN, while the Goblin is arcing UP!(And, yeah, I have made the same mistake.)
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Greg Kirkman
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Considering how extensively John Romita reworked Kane's pencils for this issue, I'm a little surprised that he didn't fix that. Maybe he wanted to retain the Kane-ism?
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Wallace Sellars
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Nice one, Greg.
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Greg Kirkman
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No slight against the art, of course, but the power of the sound effect is one of the things that makes that one stick out, for me.
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Joseph Gauthier
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Perhaps I'm giving a favorite artist the benefit of doubt, but considering that the Green Goblin was hovering above Spider-man, is it possible that Spider-man's fist struck the Goblin's face on the upward portion of the swing, and only the follow through of the punch contributes to the downward arch?
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Brian Miller
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The upward portion would've been behind him tho, wouldn't it? Look at the arch of the swing.
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Peter Martin
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Goblin flies towards Spider-Man. Spider-Man swings fist in downward arc. Is it possible that the angle throws the incoming Goblin upward?
I say yes, depending on what angle the goblin comes in at and how the contact is made with Spider-Man's fist.
Surely it's as much an issue of the angle of the contact between Spider-Man and the Goblin as it is of the swing-plane of the fist?
Edited by Peter Martin on 31 August 2016 at 9:09pm
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Peter Martin
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Though thinking on it more, I think a downward hit would be far more likely...
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Mal Gardiner
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 I always liked this one...
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