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Nathan Greno
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JB: When I spoke to CB Cebulski in August, he suggested May—tho that’s getting tight for dealines, now.
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I don't mean to read into anything... but it's starting to sound like Marvel is going to publish it...
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Nathan Greno
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| Posted: 19 January 2019 at 5:50pm | IP Logged | 2
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Saw this sketch on FB... interesting to see how your pencils have evolved
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Mal Gardiner
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True, but even back then they were streets ahead of ninety percent of the rest of the industry.
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John Byrne
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I see what you did!
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Wallace Sellars
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*chortle*
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Richard Palmgren
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I was surprised how readily the characters dropped out of my pencil. As if they had been waiting, just off-stage, all these (choke) decades------------------------------
With that being said, are there any characters that you're revisiting that you've been having trouble "reconnecting" with? Either writing or artistically?
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Paul Wills
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Is it May yet?
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Brian Miller
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He never said anything was official.
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John Byrne
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Correct! May was a maybe!
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Paul Wills
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I know - just excited at the possibility. But also very happy for what's already been shown on the forum. This has brought back comic reading excitement for many who have tapered off over the years (myself included).
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James Woodcock
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No it’s not May yet. It’s still January. It’s always January. There’s still a week of January left.
This feels like the longest January ever
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Paul Wills
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John - When you write, do you roughly plot a year in advance and then write issue to issue? I don't know how you find time to write when you're busy drawing full pages every day.
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