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Geoff Gibson
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Jeezaloo Kevin why don't you make the choice more difficult. The Kirby energy is speaking to me today but I think the more what the hell would be illicited by the X-Men pages. So, by a hair, the X-Men pages.
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William Roberge
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X-men 107. Has a Star Trek vibe, with the title and all.
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Michael Tortorice
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X-Men 107 with the introduction of the IMPERIAL GUARD.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Cap 'n' Kirby.
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Peter Martin
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X-Men/Imperial Guard splash (Starjammers??). I think judged purely by art alone, the Kirby piece is at least as good as the Cockrum piece. But, as a storytelling experience, I think there is overall a better flow to the X-Men splash.
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Brandon Carter
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Introduction to the Imperial Guard in X-Men 107. Mini-milestone: Post 1900!
Edited by Brandon Carter on 10 November 2009 at 11:02am
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Wallace Sellars
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Wolverine vs. the pterasaur Centaur Imperial Guard
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Bill Catellier
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Captain America 208
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Troy Nunis
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Kirby Cap all the way
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John Young
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Have to go with the dynamic power of Kirby and Captain America
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Michael Huber
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Joe Hollon
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It almost physically pains me to NOT pick a Kirby two-page spread but in this case....INTRODUCTION OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD gets my vote!
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