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Victor Manuel Fernandez Patiño
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I know JB drew the FF for many years, but it was this version of Sue the one that got printed forever in my mind. Thanks JB!
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John Byrne
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Sue is tough to get right. She is, to use a current term, Marvel's original MILF. But, importantly, and to use an older term, a classy dame.
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Victor Manuel Fernandez Patiño
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Absolutely, and that is what you gave us in those issues of Namor.
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Richard White
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Great way to describe the character JB!
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Peter Hicks
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I think of Grace Kelley when I see Sue drawn correctly.
Who inked the panels posted above? The extensive parallel hatching does not seem like Joe Sinnot.
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Brennan Voboril
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Wow, brings back the memories. There was nothing like Namor and duo-shade paper! Namorita was also quite hot.
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Peter Martin
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Loved the duo-shade, and the art in general, in Namor.
And Peter Hicks -- that's JB's inks over his own pencils.
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Peter Martin
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From this issue: LINK
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Scott Adsit
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For me, it's this one...
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Mike Norris
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I was re-reading JB's FF run recently and was continually drawn to his Sue. I don't know if JB based her on someone, but she looks so familiar
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Rebecca Jansen
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My favorite Sue Storm story was in #241 which featured a great H. Rider Haggard style lost civilization that time forgot and co-starred the Black Panther. I remember at the end someone had to hand over a shirt before Sue could become visible again... now it'd be an excuse for at one huge nude splash page I suppose.
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Kevin Brown
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Y'know, JB's entire FF run is probably my favorite JB run of any book he's done. Whenever I see pages from it, I always think back about how great it was and how much I loved it.
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