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Dave Aikins
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Joel-
I got to meet him in New York earlier this year, and was very happy to get to talk to him more at the con. I wish I could've picked his brain for a bit more, as I do alot of statue/product design these days.
He did a great Space Ghost & Birdman sketch for me, and a Captain Action sketch for my brother...
Edited by Dave Aikins on 22 October 2008 at 1:06pm
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Derek Muthart
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Nice Doc Gerry. The "Ditko" easter egg is a great touch.
Edited by Derek Muthart on 22 October 2008 at 1:26pm
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David Ferguson
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Gerry - Hembeck is showing your colouring efforts on his blog!
http://www.hembeck.com/FredSez.htm
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Michael Arndt
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Great art from everyone.
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Paul Greer
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Thanks for the info on Ruben. I'm really digging his style of art.
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David Pelletier
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my first uploading since the big crash...big thank you to Mr. Farley for: Nate Lovett
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David Pelletier
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Sean Forney
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David Pelletier
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and Mr. Farley himself:
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Lloyd White
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Legion of Super-Heroes Annual #2, pg 35
Pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Larry Mahlstedt
Great page from one of my favorite Legion storylines--loved the true origin of Validus! I particularly like how Swan illustrated him: someone you definitely wouldn't want to mess with!
One thing that really surprised me about this page is how big it is: 13.25 X 20.5--was this standard for Baxter paper?
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Brad Brickley
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Great pick-up Lloyd! I'm jealous big time! Swan, Legion awesome combo! How'd you pick that up? I'd like me a Swan page big time. Way to go!
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Have to echo Brad, Lloyd: great pick-up! Swan's Legion always looks nice.
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Lloyd White
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Thanks, guys! For me, Swan was the definitive Legion artist, and they always looked 'right' whenever he drew them--no matter the decade they looked like the same people he drew back in the Adventure days, only a little older. I miss that kind of visual continuity in today's comics, where a character might not even look the same from panel to panel.
This page does present a happy problem for me, though: it's quite a bit bigger than my 14 x17 portfolio, so how to store/display it?
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