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Aaron Smith
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Jim Lee
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Wade Duvall
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It is close, but I would give McFarlane the nod over Jim Lee. McFarlane is what Rob Liefield could be if he knew how to draw body parts in proportion.
Edited by Wade Duvall on 28 March 2007 at 3:10am
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Ted Pugliese
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (3/28):
Green Arrow: Quiver by Kevin Smith or Green Lantern: Rebirth by Geoff Johns?
Edited by Theodore Pugliese on 29 March 2007 at 3:37pm
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Kevin Hagerman
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Theodore - you're killing me with all this DC stuff I have never read! But I'll be back tomorrow, sure as shootin'. :)
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Brad Teschner
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wow...this is a tough one. i thoroughlly enjoyed both...problem with each one, though, is that they were both stories whose purpose was to undo a mistake and didn't really evolve organically. and where i certainly do enjoy KS's wit I'd have to say that Rebirth was a good deal more exciting.
so i vote Rebirth.
(although I'm going to go and re-read both of these now to make a more informed decision)
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Greg Kirkpatrick
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Yesterday (how I missed it, I don't know) I pick Jim Lee by the length of a Mark McGwire homerun!
Today...hmmm...Was never a big GA fan but I bought quiver because of the hype and I am friends with Phil and Ande. I actually enjoyed Meltzer's run better.
GL I picked up for Pacheco and it wasn't his best (but still good!).
Gee, the writer's had little to do with why I picked either of them up.
I guess I will give GL the nod.
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Paulo Pereira
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Their styles are nothing alike. And McFarlane's art started out quirky and interesting but ultimately became hideous.
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Brandon Carter
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I liked both returns but I'll go with Green Lantern: Rebirth because it brought back Hal as Green Lantern as well as restoring his heroic character after the events of Emerald Twilight.
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Andrew Hess
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Rebirth, no question.
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Michael Myers
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Green Lantern: Rebirth
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Aaron Smith
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Rebirth
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Oliver Staley
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stories whose purpose was to undo a mistake
Brad, I havent read either but you've got me curious as I've missed big chunks of history .. what mistakes are you talking about?
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