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Colin Ian Campbell
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The Black Widow story in MF #10 was in two parts. Perez only pencilled the first part, and Bob Layton and Luke McDonnell were credited with pencilling the second part. GCD says Layton pencilled two pages and McDonnell pencilled the remainder of that part.
Edited by Colin Ian Campbell on 14 October 2025 at 6:20pm
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Tim O Neill
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Thread drift - let's stick to JB's art on this thread
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Charles Valderrama
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Came across this t-shirt online... this cover is perfect for a tee...
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Jozef Brandt
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Is this roleplaying game module just cut and paste from a JB comic? Or was this art drawn specifically for this cover?
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John Byrne
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Multiple choice question …….
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Trevor Smith
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JB, can you recall if the above module cover was cobbled
together from pre-existing art?
;)
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John Byrne
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No, I drew it.
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James Best
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I have to say that seeing the FF (written and drawn by our host) being trapped in Murderworld is a comic book I would have snatched off the spinner rack in a hot second.
However, I would prefer to see The Thing on the team for that storyline instead of the She-Hulk, as I think that Ben would have had some rather scathing/humorous remarks to toss at Arcade.
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Charles Valderrama
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I have to say that seeing the FF (written and drawn by our host) being trapped in Murderworld is a comic book I would have snatched off the spinner rack in a hot second.
***** I second THAT... however I'd enjoy it with either She-Hulk or Ben in the story. JB wrote and drew both characters well.
-C!
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Ian David
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Primark in the UK have a wolverine t shirt. Looks like it's a JB illustration from the Savage Land story - 113?
Edited by Ian David on 03 January 2026 at 10:39pm
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John Byrne
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A copy.
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