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John Byrne
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Okay, you can stay.
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Richard Palmgren
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2 random questions if I may:
1. Does the return to this time period include any characters in those Kirby-esque "tucked in shirt" style you did so well with your early FF run and with the X-Men school uniforms? I LOVE the way you used that style; it gave the FF such a retro feel during that part of your run, same for Kitty, a real connection to the past.
2. Are there any other stories from your X-men run (108 - 137) that you wish you could've also "Elsewhen-ed" (some place you would have liked to have diverged from where it originally went)?
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John Byrne
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1. Does the return to this time period include any characters in those Kirby-esque "tucked in shirt" style you did so well with your early FF run and with the X-Men school uniforms? I LOVE the way you used that style; it gave the FF such a retro feel during that part of your run, same for Kitty, a real connection to the past.ªª I have no idea what this means. +++ 2. Are there any other stories from your X-men run (108 - 137) that you wish you could've also "Elsewhen-ed" (some place you would have liked to have diverged from where it originally went)? •• No. And, again, I must emphasize that the intent of this "series" is not to write over past elements I didn't like. Occasionally some of that will happen organically, but I am not plotting anything deliberate.
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 28 November 2018 at 8:29am | IP Logged | 4
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The Savage Surfer story-line from Silver Surfer 18 was continued 29 years later in Webspinners 4-6. Pencils by Keith Giffen.•• Didn't know that. Wish I still didn't.
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Richard Palmgren
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Sorry, I meant those little lines above the belt line that make unrealistic superhero costumes look like they could be real fabric in the real world that the majority of artists miss ( I know it's costume specific, but it definitely adds retro realism to the costumes)
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Nathan Greno
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Mu opinion: JB handles the "tucked in shirt" in a more believable way now. I still love the art of his FF run -- but the (sorta) recent example below, feels much more real to me.
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Dave Kopperman
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Yeah, JB's fabric rendering is up there with Ditko (who I think had a better feel for drapery than Kirby). Beautiful stuff. Minimal line with maximum impact.
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Dave Kopperman
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Just got the itch to look for examples of Ditko's drapery, and stumbled on this one. Holy crap. That's some ink-slinging.
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John Byrne
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Whoa! Wish I owned that page!
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Charles Valderrama
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My jaw dropped seeing that Ditko page.
JB, I just caught the last page you posted with the Scarlet Witch/ Sentinel scene... love it!
-C!
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Mark Haslett
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I never sensed an Eisner-Ditko connection before (maybe I'm dense) -but I
sure sense it on THAT page!
I guess I figured he came fully formed from the head of Zeus. Did Ditko
actually have "influences"?
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Here's the link to the full hi-res scan - the small version I posted here does not do this justice.
Mark: Ditko bios say he was a fan of Mort Meskin, and there you can definitely see the influence.
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