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Michael Cross
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Gahh..Robert, i love that Lizard art, always have..it just perfectly fits what the character is SUPPOSED to look like, unlike the McFarlane-y version.
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Gerry Turnbull
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from our very own Glenn Brown ! Cant recommend him highly enough guys . . .
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Ryan Maxwell
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Gil and Gerry, dang those are nice! Glenn Brown did some fabulous work!
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Greg Kirkpatrick
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Gil- nice Pelletier pieces. He is an underrated talent. He does flat out superhero stuff so well. Born to draw superhero books. Good stuff.
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Gil Dowling
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Greg and Ryan - Thanks. Pelletier just gets better with everything he does.
Gerry - Glenn Brown has a definite Barry Kitson vibe going on!
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stuart knight
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Gil, I really like that Exiles pages; that is Maestro I take it?
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Gil Dowling
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Yes, that's the Maestro. Makes me want Paul Pelletier as the next Hulk artist.
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Paul Greer
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More great pieces guys. I never read Negation. Outside of the art is it worth a read?
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Gil Dowling
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Paul - I've said it a bunch of times on this (and other) sites but at the time Negation was being published it was the best title on the market.
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Paul Greer
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Gil, I'm always looking for new stuff (new to me) to read. I'll put this on my list when I go back issue hunting at this years Wizard World Chicago Con. Who was the writer on the series?
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Gil Dowling
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Mark Waid and Tony Bedard on the Prelude and #1 and #2. Tony Bedard on all the rest, #3 -27 and Negation War #1 and 2. Sadly, the War series was never finished :(.
Paul Pelletier was the artist on all but three issues, #6, #12, and #17.
EDIT: Make that #6, 11, and 17!!
Edited by Gil Dowling on 21 June 2007 at 6:08pm
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stuart knight
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Picked up this lovely Matt Clark Wonder Woman page; I believe it is his first on his short run.
Edited by stuart knight on 02 July 2007 at 9:41am
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