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Paul Wills
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This story and page(s) is so good! Some things I love: The perspective of the first panel (I almost feel I'm at a safe distance to view what's happening... almost) Storm having that 'electrified' look about her when she's getting ready to attack. Jean looking down on Scott and his reflection in the glasses
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Wilson Mui
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Beautiful double page spread! I especially like Storm in
the first panel. Also, I hope Cyclops' fall isn't
significant.
I have been meaning to ask you in a while. In the panel
where Dark Phoenix gets zapped by Storm, how do you make
those squiggly white lines? Just an eraser?
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Leigh DJ Hunt
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That double is THE page. Wow.
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Steven Queen
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Staring at it some more...the amount of detail in that rubble is insane. The page is a masterpiece.
How many years have we all waited to see this story unfold? Hard to believe it's really happening.
Maybe JB should finish their story...it's never going to be handled any better.
Edited by Steven Queen on 05 August 2020 at 4:29am
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John Byrne
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No power means no computer means no pages posted.Sorry!
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David Allen Perrin
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You should see the look on my face. It’s like a kid finding out Christmas was cancelled.
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James Johnson
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Ditto David!!!!!
JB's special treat has been one of the few things to put a smile on my face during this pandemic.
And it's not social media (ZOOM, etc...) driven!!!
Edited by James Johnson on 05 August 2020 at 6:32am
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Wallace Sellars
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QUOTE:
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Sooo... Does this mean we're not all going to jump on for a JBF Zoom call?
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John Byrne
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Only if you want to talk to each other!
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Dean Munday
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Hope you get your power issues sorted swiftly (for many reasons - i.e. that freezer's not going to last forever!) - but not least because "With great power comes..." (etc.). ;-)
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John Byrne
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I learned a trick a while back that has served me well. 3/4 fill eight or ten large soda bottles with water. Put them in the freezer, and the next time there’s a power outage transfer half into the fridge. Serves two purposes: turns the fridge into an icebox and, as the bottles thaw, provides drinking water. Works amazingly well.
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James Johnson
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| I learned a trick a while back that has served me well. 3/4 fill eight or ten large soda bottles with water. Put them in the freezer, and the next time there’s a power outage transfer half into the fridge. Serves two purposes: turns the fridge into an icebox and, as the bottles thaw, provides drinking water. Works amazingly well. | |
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