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David Ferguson
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| Posted: 20 April 2008 at 7:11am | IP Logged | 1
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I like Captain America by Steve Sadowski the best I think, Ted. Sinnott's Spider-man/Peter Parker is a close second (I recently saw a collection of his Spider-man dailies).
They're all great sketches though.
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Lars Sandmark
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| Posted: 20 April 2008 at 7:27am | IP Logged | 2
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Great haul Ted! You were busy.
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Wilson Mui
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Good stuff, Ted. The Iron Man sketch is my favorite of the bunch.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Dang, Ted, you had a fantastic day. I especially like the Cap, Steve did a beautiful job balancing the 'classic' chain shirt with the newer fish scale mail popular right now.
And the Aurora sketch on the last page, WOW! I don't care whose signature is at the bottom, Jeanne-Marie is just gorgeous.
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Joe Hollon
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Love the Iron Man sketch by Layton! Very polished.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Before snapping pics of my original art pages, I figured that I'd go with the sketches that I picked up.
The first was done by one of the artists of a very cool zombie satire, the Living Corpse:
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Next is a new Hembeck, my first time talking to the guy, face to face:
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Joe Jelly was at the Image Booth, right beside Hembeck and promoting a new adventure fantasy/series set in the Great Depression about a kid who adopts a runt dragon and participates in dragonfighting. Sounds cool and it is in the next Previews. Here is a Deadpool by the wirter:
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Michael Cross
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Ted, that's a wonderful Layton Iron Man..really clean..that's how i prefer my Iron Man armor.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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| Posted: 20 April 2008 at 8:21am | IP Logged | 10
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and finally, I picked up a gorgeous Hulk page that I will be posting later today. Lopristi was generous enough to add a gorgeous sketch to my book:
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Michael Arndt
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Wonderful sketches from everyone. Thanks for sharing.
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Paul Greer
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Ted, I am jealous of that Joe Staton, GL. I've never had the chance to meet him at a con. While Gil Kane and Neal Adams were the superstar artists for GL, I always thought Staton was the real workhorse for the book. He doesn't get enough accolades.
Fred, I really dig that Hulk headshot by Aaron Lopresti.
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