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Ted Downum
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Beautifully rendered and evocative page today. Those footprints dwindling off into nothingness...
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Andrew Bitner
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Have to say, I really liked the train car-- there's some nice detail work there.
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Steven Queen
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I'll join the chorus. These pages are beautiful. Cinematic and grand. My mind fills in the time between panels.
Do you, JB, self-rate this as some of your best work to date? If not, what is your own personal high-water mark?
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John Byrne
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I like to think ALL my work was, in its time, the “best to date.”Well, maybe not “all”. There have been some slumps—tho the fans and I are not always in agreement as to what they were! A couple of personal pinnacles, OMAC and ANGEL-BLOOD AND TRENCHES. In fact, I rate all the ANGEL work quite highly.
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Joe Smith
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Me, too…amazing.
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Andrew Davey
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| Posted: 30 November 2021 at 10:56am | IP Logged | 6
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then one day...
Arrgghhh!
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Philippe Negrin
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This is all too beautiful...
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John Northey
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I loved that OMAC 4 issue story. At the time I was not a fan of B&W comics but dang if you didn't make it work and get me more willing to try an assortment of indy's that were B&W too (lots of great stuff out then). Loved that you found a way to make the Kirby storyline and a new one work together (not an easy feat).
Dang if that last panel today doesn't make me want to see tomorrow come quicker. So glad it isn't a month until we see more.
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L Hunt
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Great page and can't wait to see the next page if it's what I think it is.
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Mike Baswell
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I agree with JB that OMAC is one of his pinnacles. It's a crime against comicdom that there is no Absolute edition from DC or an Artist's edition from IDW to celebrate its greatness.
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Michael Penn
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Angel as a character is nothing I cared about -- but JB's comicbook is pretty freakin' stellar.
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Ted Pugliese
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| Posted: 30 November 2021 at 9:08pm | IP Logged | 12
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"Then one day..." :-)
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