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James Hanson
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Jock Byrby
I love this guy!
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Brandon Carter
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Byrne's
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Aaron Smith
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I ...CAN"T...DECIDE!
BRAIN HURTS!
Ted, you owe me a bottle of Excedrin!
Seriously though, what an impossible choice!
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Chad Carter
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Kirby. Weirdly I've more affection for JB and Kirby on other stuff besides FF, as I enjoyed both of their versions of Captain America more, BLOOD OF THE DEMON, THE DEMON, and so on. Strange how they've mirrored one another over the years, except for a Superman run. John Buscema and Jack Kirby should both have done some extended Superman.
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Wallace Sellars
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I still say Jack Byrne would be better!
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Michael Everall
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Hmm, it's a tough choice but...I would pick...
Byrne's Fantastic Four.
I liked Kirby's FF, but it wasn't my favorite piece of his work. On the other hand, I couldn't imagine a world without John Byrne's Fantastic Four.
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Kevin Hagerman
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Gotta go with JB... who had Jack Kirby for inspiration. So the circle of life is complete.
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Brian Mayer
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I think JB took the FF further than even Jack imagined. Under his run, they became even more cosmic, which is saying a lot. She-Hulk was not one of my favorite additions at the time, but the FF have always had new families members move in and out for a time and I can appreciate that much more now.
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Ted Pugliese
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Happy Fathers' Day (to all you muthas)!
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (6/17):
Who's rendition of the Avengers do you prefer, George Perez' or John Byrne's?
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Michael Cross
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Perez, only because he did it more and this time quantity over quality..
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Kevin Hagerman
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No shame in losing this one, Mr. Perez. I prefer JB's version of everything I've seen him do.
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Aaron Smith
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John Byrne's Avengers
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