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Joe Franklin
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05/08: Captain America. I could care less about the current Iron Man.

05/09: Byrne's Hercules. Layton's art always seemed stiff to me, while JB's is very organic. Ditko-esque.
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I'm going with Layton's Hercules because I have fond memories of it from my youth.  I don't know if it holds up now though.  I haven't read it in over 25 years and I found that his Iron Man that I enjoyed didn't work as well for me recently upon re-reading.  JB hasn't done enough with the character for me to pick him in this one.
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JB's Hercules
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (5/10):

The Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby or John Byrne?
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The Fantastic Four by John Byrne
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John Byrne's by a small margin,  His writing was better on the book, but it was also a different time. 
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In terms of art, Fantastic Four by John Byrne.  For concepts, Jack Kirby.
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The Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby
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  • I know JB will disagree, but I prefer his FF over Kirby's.
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