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Michael Arndt
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Man of Steel
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (3/27):

Jim Lee or Todd McFarlane?



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Jim Lee (and the spelling of McFarlane is correct).

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Jim Lee.
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Jim Lee
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Bruce Buchanan
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McFarlane. I know he's not the most popular guy in the comics world (okay, that may be an understatement), but his late '80s work on Amazing Spider-Man absolutely blew me away. What made that work was that he was paired with a good writer (Dave Michelinie) and a good editor (Jim Salicrup) who could get them most out of his talents. He wasn't a particularly good storyteller and there should be a constitutional amendment banning him from ever writing another comic book.

But when it came to the "Wow!" factor, McFarlane had it like only a handful of other artists in the history of the genre.

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McFarlane.
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Jim Lee!
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Brian Hague
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Jim Lee steals from more of the right people.
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Jim Lee

(I'm assuming we're basing this on their art)
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Jim Lee
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Jim Lee.
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