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Joe Hollon
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The specified question is Frank Miller or JRjr's ART on Daredevil....in that case there is no question in my mind JRjr deserves more recognition.  Frank Miller's run was about 25% Miller art and 75% Janson. 

Miller/Janson combo vs Miller would be another question...I would still choose JRjr. 
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JRJr
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JR Jr's.
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Frank Miller's DD
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JRjr

Frank Miller's DD was more Klaus Janson than Miller.
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i really don't see Janson making much differance in that Miller has struck me to be far more about the layout and design than the linework - only looking at his work that way can i begin to appreciate it, and -- the layout and design of his DD is Iconic. easy win here
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I agree...  thank goodness an easy one! 

Frank Miller's DAREDEVIL.
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Ted Pugliese
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TODAY'S TOSS-UP (5/23):

John Byrne's X-Men or John Romita Jr.'s X-Men?
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Another easy one, JB's.
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Paul Greer
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Nothing has topped John Byrne's X-Men since he left the title.
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"John Byrne's X-Men or John Romita Jr.'s X-Men?"

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JB's.
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