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John Byrne
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Sorry for the big white "credits box" on this page. When I drew it, I was still thinking in terms of published pages, so that was intended to be the indicia.
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Rod Collins
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There's a lot of energy in the pencil strokes in the background, that reflect the chaos unleashed by the, now static, face-planting Sentinel.
I'm liking the way the different story threads are starting to come together. Nothing feels forced.
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Steven Queen
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What a teaser! I'm dying to know what happened with Jean!?
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Wallace Sellars
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Those "gentlemen" are braver than I!
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Eric Sofer
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Wallace - They're rough and tough. Nothing can stop them, nothing can beat them, nothing can hurt them.
They've got GUNS.
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Richard Stevens
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Imagine these jokers getting ahold of a working Sentinel. Yikes.
This is such a great splash. The huge figure and the angle really sell the big mess!
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Wilson Mui
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Cool page. The white border around the men makes them look
3D to me.
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John Byrne
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There’s a reason for those borders. :)
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Ryan Maxwell
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Something tells me those knuckle draggers would do the exact same to an unexploded bomb. Which isn't a lot more dangerous than the Sentinel!
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Oliver Denker
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Nice reuse of that frame. Looks really good as a splash.
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Robert Painter
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Love the reuse of the panel from page 18 last ish. Another great insight on how you stitch together things you've already drawn to create a new page. Nice!
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John Byrne
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I was lucky the line weights in the original panel were light enough to make this work!! It would have been a dead deal if they’d fattened too much with the enlargement.
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