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Paul Go
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This has been the best new X-Men story I've read in ages. Thank you JB for sharing your practice and your love of these characters.
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Charles Valderrama
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Much as I love this page with Colossus in action... I'm really anticipating what JB might produce with Wolverine doing what he does best!!
-C!
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Gundars Berzins
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Yahoo to seeing that much of Colossus, of the second wave of X-Men he's my favorite. Cyclops is my favorite of the originals. So these pages have been an extra treat for me. Like ice-cream with hot fudge, caramel and chocolate sprinkles. The awesomeness keeps coming!
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Richard Stevens
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I love how clearly the storytelling expresses that Colossus isn't just fighting - he's *protecting* people.
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Mark McKay
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It would be cool to see this whole issue come out multiple times, with different inkers taking a try at it including JB.
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Nathan Greno
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3 more pages to go -- this has been a fantastic ride!
"Circular" cliffhanger? No idea where this is headed...
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Brian Miller
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Colossus has been my favorite since my introduction to the X-Men.
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John Byrne
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More...
"RAZOR" is addressed to my imaginary inker, to indicate that I want scratch technique on the blast impact.
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John Byrne
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And, meanwhile, here's some tinkering with the first page, Sauron looking more like himself.
I've also modified the subsequent pages. Immediately looks vastly better, at least to my eyes!
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Doug Centers
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Wonderful pencils!
These pages have prompted me to reread HIDDEN YEARS, my favorite JB series.
As for your "imaginary inker" I tried to mimic Austin on a page, couldn't do it. I swear, he must dip his exacto knife in ink!
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Peter Martin
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Second panel of the new page -- that netting the AIM guys over their eyes. That detail reminds me of how JB is the paradigm of what I liked about Marvel. It's a detail that is familiar, but one that had slipped to the back of my mind. Reading Byrne comics often has the fun aspect of reminding you of familiar and welcome things that you hadn't seen in a while. It's why drawing on-model is the way it should be.
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John Byrne
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As for your "imaginary inker" I tried to mimic Austin on a page, couldn't do it.I swear, he must dip his exacto knife in ink!••• Heh! No, but he does use a nib pen, which brings a certain mechanical quality to the line.
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