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Ted Pugliese
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Dennis, I clicked yours too. Boy, was I surprised to find that you work for Marvel. Now I need to check out your work.
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Michael Connell
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Blue Beetle
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James Hanson
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Blue Beetle, just an incredible costume design. Between that, Spidey and Doc
Strange, Ditko's one of the best designers in the biz.
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Michael Arndt
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Blue Beetle
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Brandon Carter
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Ditko's Blue Beetle
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Michael Connell
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A sidenote question:
How many varients could a speculator speculate if speculators still speculated varients?
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Aaron Smith
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Unfortunately...some of them still do!
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Paul Greer
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Blue Beetle.
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Ted Pugliese
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Since it was unanimous...
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (6/4):
Steve Ditko's Blue Beetle or Ditko's Dr. Strange?
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Michael Everall
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Blue Beetle!
I should nab a copy of that Action Heroes archives volume 5 myself. The
only thing I've bought lately was Essential Avengers v3. Great art for the
money.
And now...today's question is up....
Dr. Strange.
Ditko's Dr. Strange is one of my most beloved series of all times.
Edited by Michael Everall on 04 June 2007 at 9:56am
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Bruce Buchanan
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Dr. Strange by a mile. The Blue Beetle stuff was fun, but Ditko's work on Dr. Strange was groundbreaking. It still blows me away to this day.
I've always found Ditko's Question to be fascinating. It's far from his best work, but of all his mainstream work, it probably reflects Ditko's philosophy the best.
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Brandon Carter
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Ditko's Dr. Strange
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