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Jeff Scott
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Nobody draws wreckage better than John Byrne. As proof I submit this cover art from FF #289.
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Eric Ladd
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Joined: 16 August 2004
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A fantastic cover! Yeah, groans all around, but it is very nice.
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John Popa
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Definitely one of my favorite JB "Fantastic Four" covers and stories!
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Stephen Churay
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Yep, if you want to see the best looking
trashed environment, pick up a comic by
JB.
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Thomas Woods
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http://i.imgur.com/z
gopkpO.jpg
look at that pillar
Edited by Thomas Woods on 16 May 2018 at 1:18am
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Trevor Smith
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"look at that pillar"
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I love that JB had it breaking apart into its individual
discs.
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John Byrne
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As I have said many a time, when I was just starting out I used to wonder what I might become known for. Sci-fi tech? Hot babes? Quiet moments?Didn't even consider that it might be big piles of broken stuff!
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Jason K Fulton
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Your sci-fi tech is great too!
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John Byrne
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Cringe worthy inks!!And, today I would almost certainly build a model of that machine, so I could trace it and insure the details remained the same from every angle.
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Ronald Joseph
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"look at that pillar"
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I love that JB had it breaking apart into its individual
discs.
I knew exactly what panel you were talking about without even checking the link! That is one iconic moment -- one among many, of course!
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Bill Collins
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J.B. and Jack Kirby, masters of complicated machinery
too!
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Rebecca Jansen
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I think George Perez did some really good rubble, but the slag and twisted metal of John Byrne is superior.
Jack Kirby machinery is it's own strange universe and could get overwhelming. Imagine having that as your home decor. I loved when Wally Wood inked that stuff though, what a combination!
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