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Brian Hunt
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JBs. What we all came to think of as Miller's was really Miller and Janson. Without Janson on inks, this one isn't even close.
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Andrew Hess
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Ryan Maxwell
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Never a Daredevil fan, so I've never read any of Miller's stuff on the title. When I think of Daredevil, it's the Annihilus storyline with DD falling after hitting the forcefield.
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Brandon Carter
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Frank Miller
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Bruce Buchanan
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Ryan, you really should check out Miller's 1980s work on Daredevil. It's been reprinted in three Marvel Visionaries volumes and it's just classic stuff - even if you aren't a big Daredevil fan.
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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So difficult to decide. Mr. Byrne's Daredevil, the few we have seen, looks so great.
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Aaron Smith
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One of my favorite DD pictures is the Gene Colan commission of Daredevil and Doctor Doom that JB inked.
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Michael Everall
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Frank Miller & Klaus Janson's version.
The two of them drew some of my favorite comic stories. I'd have to say that
JB's Daredevil cover and the appearance in Fantastic Four, are really high
marks though.
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Michael Connell
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John Byrne
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James Hanson
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I like Byrne's art better overall, so I'd go with the one DD cover I've seen as
being cooler than most of Miller's drawings.
That said, Miller is a much better fit for DD's world.
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Chad Carter
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Just art terms, JB's Daredevil. I'd really be interested in his extended run on the title.
Miller is just such a time and place guy on that character. People wouldn't blink over what Miller did now, but they'd never have gotten to that jaded point without him.
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Ted Pugliese
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Miller's Daredevil may just be my all-time favorite marvel character.
He speaks to me like no other.
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