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Paul Greer
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Ditko on Dr. Strange.
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Ditko & Byrne on Strange & Byrne on Defenders would be glorious Ted!
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (6/16):

Who's rendition of the Fantastic Four do you prefer, Jack Kirby's or John Byrne's?
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Paul Greer
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Finally, I can answer John Byrne. I absolutely love Kirby's rendition as it was the original. However, I read JB's first, so it sticks in my mind as my favorite.
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I second Paul's response. . .
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Jack Kirby.
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Ryan Maxwell
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I'm going with Paul's answer too.  My appreciation of the King's art has only increased as I get older, but JB was the King to me long before I had heard the name Kirby.
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JB's.
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Steve Ditko's Doctor Strange
Jack Byrne's Fantastic Four
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This time it's equal, if I'm in the mood for silver-age Kirby, if I'm in the mood for modern then Byrne. I like them equally.
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Easy answer:  Jock Byrby

 

Seriously, this one is very tough but in an absolute must choose situation I would take Kirby.
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