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Jason Mark Hickok
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I really like that Cinar piece!
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Fred J Chamberlain
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I'm on my way offline after spending wayyyy too much time scanning
and converting artwork images to the computer and into jpeg format,
but thought that I'd post my Kitson stuff. Barrty is a fun guy and
extremely engaging to talk with. I'm very glad to have gotten to know
him on a level outside of his art. This past weekend allowed me to
grab his prelim work for a Marvel Apes cover. I'm a sucker for both
the topic of primates as well as dynamic composition. The two pieces
provide both. 
Edited by Fred J Chamberlain on 10 September 2012 at 7:25pm
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Barry also provided me with what is arguably the most dynamic set-up figure yet for the latest addition to my jam pieces. Eric Powell agreed to do BiBeast, while Herb Trimpe added Abombination. The piece is coming along extremely nicely.
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Steve Ogden
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Wonderful pick-ups, Paul and Fred. What is next fro the Hulk jam piece, Fred? A lotta room at the top; enough for the U-Foes, maybe ;-)?
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Peter Martin
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Re: the 2 x colossus and Iron Man on the previous page: WOW!!!
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Fred J Chamberlain
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With only a few exceptions, any artist that I ask to add to the piece is
encouraged to use his character of choice. Eric is an exception.
Because his style is so distinct, when he comes to mind for a piece, I
come up with a villain that I think really suits his sensibilities. The
Batman Jam has Eric's take on the Mad Hatter.
Edited by Fred J Chamberlain on 10 September 2012 at 7:32pm
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John Popa
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Love that Kitson Hulk!
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Jason Mark Hickok
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That is a very good Hulk by Kitson. The price is even better!
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Joe Hollon
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Bi-Beast!!!!!!!!!
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Ari Shapiro
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George Perez 
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Incredibly awesome piece Ari!
Next up is a commission I picked up at the show, done beforehand, by Dave Wachter. I've been impressed by Dave as an artist from the first time that I saw his work at a Reading, PA show. Since that time, I've enjoyed getting to know him a bit as a person as well as having the good fortune to pick up a handful of commissions. I'm not sure whether the interactions and the previous commissions were a factor, but when I approached Dave to do a piece for the Ben Grimm's Poker Game Gallery, he agreed to my request of "Ben, Logan, Spider-Man and 2-3 characters of your choice"........ adding a dozen additional characters, multiple stories (Including pathos-filled as well as humorous depictions), plus a detailed background that showcased many historical Marvel moments in the form of framed photos along the walls of the bar. Trust me, a great deal of the intricacies on the page are lost in the scan. *Not even including a few of the "photos" that were cut off in the scanning process (Spider-Man's wedding, the Vision & Scarlet Witch, Power Man & Iron Fist).... my mind is blown away by how artists are continually stepping up and surpassing my expectations with these pieces!
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Roger Ash
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Some simply outstanding art posted here recently. Thanks everyone for sharing!
Paul & Jason were giving me grief at Baltimore this past weekend for not posting anything recently, so here goes. First, my Hero membership sketchcard from this year. Batman by Alan Kupperberg.
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