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John Byrne
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Sorry to repeat myself, JB... but these pages are AWESOME!!••• I'll allow it.
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Wallace Sellars
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JB, could storylines in this title cause events in other titles on which you
worked to play out in different ways?
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Derek Rogers
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I'd love to see Mark Farmer's inks on these pages, and I'm a little curious on how Terry Austin would handle these pencils so many years later.
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Yeah! I would love to see what Terry Austin could do with this as well!
One of my favorite unsung penciller-inker team ups was JB and Jerry Ordway. I really dug those FF issues they worked on together. It would be interesting to see his hand on these X-Men pages.
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John Byrne
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JB, could storylines in this title cause events in other titles on which you worked to play out in different ways?•• Probably, but that would require this to be SO much more than a fun little exercise. Which it isn't.
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Wallace Sellars
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QUOTE:
One of my favorite unsung penciller-inker team ups was JB and
Jerry Ordway. I really dug those FF issues they worked on together. It
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I have enjoyed Jerry Ordway’s work on POWER OF SHAZAM and
other titles. I think his inks were a bit strong when he and JB worked on
the JLA “Tenth Circle” miniseries.
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Andrew Bitner
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I just feel happy to be seeing this story.
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Darin Henry
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Exercise or not, I agree this is a whole lot of fun. Now all we need is to discover that Ditko secretly drew 100 more issues of Spider-Man that pick up right where issue 38 left off.
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Dave Kopperman
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Derek Rogers wrote:
| One of my favorite unsung penciller-inker team ups was JB and Jerry Ordway. |
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I love Ordway, but generally their collaborations felt like too much Ordway, not enough Byrne. Sometimes those things work, sometimes not - I liked their FF issues when they came out in my teens, but now it seems like there's too much tension between the styles of the two artists.
A pairing I really dug that I'm pretty sure most others did not was the (one?) issue of FF that Al Gordon inked. Gordon used a feather-light, detail-rich approach that was kind of like the anti-Coletta. I don't know if it would be a sustainable collaboration, but it was nice to see JB's pencils through that particular lens - particularly 35 years on, when a look back shows very few other inkers took that approach.
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Wallace Sellars
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If THIS can
happen, why not X-MEN ELSEWHEN?
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Ryan Maxwell
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DISNEY has to farm out all-ages stories.
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John Byrne
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TIME TO TAKE IT DOWN A FEW HUNDRED NOTCHES, PEOPLE. PLEASE.
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Charles Valderrama
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".... the two companies will develop middle-grade comic books designed for younger readers."
*sigh* I guess comic books for ALL-AGES is a dead issue, huh?
-C!
Edit: Sorry, didn't mean to jump into a thread drift, JB.
Edited by Charles Valderrama on 17 July 2018 at 2:52pm
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