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John Young
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JB's superman.
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Al Flores
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Easy one for me.
Mr.Byrne's Superman run.
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David Ferguson
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Walt's Thor
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Ted Pugliese
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Here's a fun one!
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (10/4):
Which comic would you rather see, John Byrne's Captain Marvel (Shazam) or John Byrne's Thor?
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Kevin Hagerman
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John Byrne's Thor. Still a softy for JB at Marvel.
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John Young
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Thor, because Thor has not had a great writer/artist for so long.
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Jeff Marvin
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John Byrne's Thor. Looking at the New Gods work he did, JB could restore the grandeur of Asgard and the pantheon of Norse gods to Kirby-like heights.
Edited to correct spelling
Edited by Jeff Marvin on 04 October 2007 at 7:05am
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Adam Hutchinson
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Another tough one...I think I'd have to go with JB on Thor (even though I'm surprisingly enjoying JMS' run so far).
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Bruce Buchanan
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I'll go with Thor. Never much cared for Shazam.
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Brian Hunt
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Tough one, but I'll take Thor because I think that JB could have more fun with the Villains. Thor has a better gallery of Rouges.
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Donald Miller
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Wow good toss up.
Do i go for the grandeur of Asgard?
No, I have to go with the bringing the fun back to Captain Marvel. Think of the great work he could do with Dr Sivana, Mr. Mind, King Kull, and Captain Nazi.
oooo, I just gave myself a chill thinking about a commissionend montage of Captain Marvel and the family...
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José Emilio Amo
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My head explodes with this question... booooummm!!!
I want to see the both with the same yearning.
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