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Jon Levin
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I loved the Next Men. The first anthology was ground breaking and even the second series held up well, but the third one felt like kind of picking up loose ends. Jazz gets plugged back into the greenery, but whatever happened to Danny? Inquiring minds want to know. Did you ever have an idea where he ended up?

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James Woodcock
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We know exactly what happened to Danny. We found out in the issues published by IDW
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Joel Tesch
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While I enjoyed the IDW issues, I didn't like how Danny's ultimate fate happened off panel (and was barely mentioned thereafter).
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Joel Tesch
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Spoiler:

(In answer to your question, Danny was eaten by a dinosaur).
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JB's NEXT MEN is my favorite indy series.  Some of his finest work.   

I think the strength of the series is the storytelling and characters, but I need to do a big shout out for the art in this series.  It's gritty without being gloomy, realistic while capturing a fantastic and surreal world.



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Marc Cheek
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I agree Tim. I believe it may be JB's best work.
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Joseph Greathouse
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I loved the work.  But perhaps it was the time in between and my own aging that damaged the return for me.  I was never able to get into the IDW issues. Loved the art, but the story didn't resonate or grab me. I had such high hopes.
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Ari Shapiro
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Has the entire series been collected in HC? Looking for a nice set of hardcovers
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Brian Miller
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I wish a third phonebook would be done collecting the last issues.
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Ari Shapiro
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Brian, I want the same thing....if only for uniformity
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Richard Stevens
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I lack the language to describe what a relief the IDW series was. It was so great getting some closure on my favorite series after so long.
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Wallace Sellars
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Posted: 22 February 2017 at 7:12pm | IP Logged | 12  

Uh oh… You guys are making a really big mistake by starting a new thread
about JBNM. Everyone knows that's my favorite John Byrne series! I
enjoyed the entire series, and those first 31 issues are about as close to comic
book perfection as you can get!

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