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Brennan Voboril
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Buscema always looked best when he inked himself. Hands down.
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Brian Miller
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he worked with Austin back in the early days when Austin ghosted for Dick Giordano, but it was credited as Giordano *************** On what? The only thing I can think of would be the 2nd Superman/ Spider-Man crossover, and that may not even have been started on yet as it came out over a year later. Giordano did do some work for Marvel ( including inks over Kane's pencils for MARVEL PREMIERE 15, beautiful stuff!) in the mid-70's but I can't think of any place he inked Buscema.
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Brian Tait
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John Buscema inking his own work is best.
But, I always liked Tom Palmers inks over big Johns pencils.
Did Joe Sinnott ink much of Johns work? Nothing springs immediately to mind.
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Brian Miller
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I think he inked some THOR stuff over Big John and Neal Adams.
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Brian Peck
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John Buscema worked with:
Bob Layton:
Conan the Barbarian #106 and 108 (Covers)
Squadron Supreme #7 (Covers)
Terry Austin:
Thor #231 and #232 (with Dick Giordano (interiors)
Conan the Barbarian #107 and #126 (Covers)
Joe Rubinstein:
Red Sonja #12 (Interiors)
Marvel Calendar (9 images)
Conan the Barbarian #112 (Covers)
Tarzan #15 (Covers)
Klaus Janson
Bizarre Adventures #27 (Claremont writing) Jean/Pheonix Story
Marvel Comics Presents 1-10 (Wolverine Story)
Marvel Super Special #18 (Interiors) Raiders of the Lost Ark
SAvage Sword of Conan #48
Tarzan #14-18 (Interiors)
Wolverine #2 (Interiors)
Plus a few other single issues of other Marvel series.
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Brian Peck
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Sinnott inked John over the years on Avengers, Fantastic Four, Thor and
Silver Surfer to name a few. He inked him over 100 different issues either
covers or interiors. I love their pairing. But for my money George Kelin was
my favorite over John besides John inking and penciling.
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Peter Martin
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Of the pencillers we can see, one stands out like a sore thumb. Bob Layton is not in the same league as the others.
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Shawn Kane
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I loved Tom Palmer's inks over John Buscema as well.
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John Byrne
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Of the pencillers we can see, one stands out like a sore thumb. Bob Layton is not in the same league as the others.•• The list is of fan/DSM favorites. And he certainly was that!
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Brian Miller
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Thanks for the list Brian P.
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Troy Nunis
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>>Of the pencillers we can see, one stands out like a sore thumb. Bob Layton is not in the same league as the others.<< actually what pops to me is seeing JRjr considered with this regard as "Popular" this early -- Layton's shiny metal objects were on everyone's radar - whereas JRjr didn't really have a style I would have recognized from the couple dozen books he had done.
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David Philpott
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What was John Romita Jr drawing in 1980 ?
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