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Adam Hutchinson
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What James said.
Edited to add:
6/22 - Identity Crisis: Tornado's Path had some great character beats but was waaay too long.
Edited by Adam Hutchinson on 24 June 2007 at 8:54am
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Aaron Smith
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Benes
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Brian Hunt
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Benes. Deodato is a very limited story teller to me. His style works better for crime noir type stories IMHO. It doesn't have the grander necessary for super heroes.
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Brandon Carter
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Mike Deodato
Happy Birthday to Ted's daughter!
And Happy 100th page for this thread!
Edited by Brandon Carter on 24 June 2007 at 2:43pm
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Wallace Sellars
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Ummm... I'm drawing a blank on those last three questions...
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Ted Pugliese
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And Happy 100th page for this thread!
WOW! Who would've thunk it?
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Aaron Smith
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It's the first thread I check everyday.
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James Hanson
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I'll throw one out-- who does JB draw better, Colossus or the Thing
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Edited by James Hanson on 25 June 2007 at 6:51am
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Kevin Hagerman
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The Thing. It's his masterpiece.
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Bruce Buchanan
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I'll go with the Thing, too.
And happy birthday to your daughter, Ted!
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Ted Pugliese
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Happy Birthday to Melody Pugliese!
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (6/25):
Who does JB draw better, Colossus or the Thing?
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Well, JB draws my favorite Colossus and my favorite Thing, but I agree with Kevin.
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Kevin Hagerman
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Happy Birthday, Melody (Ted's Masterpiece?)!
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