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Mark McKay
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Similar to the “Favorite John Byrne Character” thread, what are some characters that, once JB got ahold of them, he made them a favorite? Also similar to that thread I’m interested in what JB would have to say.
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John Byrne
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I often say Wolverine is my fault. :-)
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Trevor Smith
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Superman. And that's coming from a life-long Superman
reader. Man Of Steel was an absolute joy, at the time - I
read it many, many times.
Edited by Trevor Smith on 03 March 2024 at 3:53pm
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Craig Earl
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Wolverine was a character that I always liked, but he flourished under JB.
Originally, I wasn't too enamoured with She-Hulk, but I took to her when she joined the FF (and really liked her after issue 284, which is forever locked in my brain).
I'd say the same about the Stern/Byrne Captain America run, which took a character that wasn't a favourite and made him essential reading for an all too brief time!.
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Kevin Brown
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She-Hulk for me. It's not like I didn't like her, it's just I really didn't care much for her. Once JB had her join the FF and then with her own book, I enjoyed the heck out of her.
Heck, without JB's efforts, I never would've given the She-Hulk show a chance.
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Doug Centers
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She-Hulk absolutely. I tried out her first run when it came out but it just didn't grab me. Flash forward about 40 years later and trying to pick up all the JB stuff I missed during that time when I see he had a run on She-Hulk, She-Hulk?! Got it, mind blown!
Number One- From practically just a few lines originally to creating a full fun backstory. JB just ran with it.
Hank McCoy- After I read XMHY that's how I think of him.
Invisible Woman- No disrespect to the original creators, but she just went to the next level.
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Rodrigo castellanos
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Controversial, but Superman for me.
I didn't really connect with him until JB's run.
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Byron Graham
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Superman for me, too. JB's take was my introduction to the comic book version of Superman. I'd previously only known him through TV and movies.
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Brian Miller
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Definitely Superman.
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Paul Wills
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Hands down for me its Dr. Doom. In my mind its like he created that character
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Ben Stamer
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My favorite take on Superman. And certainly a lasting impact on Luthor.
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John Byrne
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The Luthor of the reboot started with Marv Wolfman, so I guess what I did could be called an extrapolation of an extrapolation.
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