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Ryan Maxwell
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Junior
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Brandon Carter
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Senior.
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Romita Sr.
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David Whiteley
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Senior.
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Brian Hunt
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Jr. He might be the best story telling artist working. He makes bad writers look pretty good.
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Aaron Smith
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JR Sr.
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Brian Hague
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Romita Sr.
But as with most of these recently, it's a close call. Romita Sr. was not only an excellent storyteller, but also a beautiful designer of characters. JR Jr. is dynamic and fun, but not at the level of his dad.
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Brad Teschner
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love junior to death, but I still have to go senior.
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Ted Pugliese
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Love 'em both, but I gotta go with Senior. However, Junior is my favorite M***** artist today.
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (3/7):
Frank Miller's Daredevil or Unca Walt's Thor?
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Michael Arndt
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Yesterdays question: JR JR
Today I will go with Walt's Thor
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Greg Kirkpatrick
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Man, that is tough! Frank's DD certainly had a longer lasting impact as Thor has been all over the place for countless years since Walt left. Walt's Thor was the only time I was ever interested in the character....Frank's DD was the first time I was ever interested in that character...uhhhhh....
I am gonna say Walt's Thor! Beta Ray Bill was really cool.
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Paul Greer
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I go with Junior over Senior. But that one is a really close call.
I go with Walt's Thor over Miller's Daredevil. But only by the smallest of margins does it win.
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