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Ryan Maxwell
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Thor
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Kevin Hagerman
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Simonson's Thor is the only Thor I've ever liked.
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Miller's Daredevil!
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Paulo Pereira
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Walt's Thor. That was the comic that really got me into the hobby.
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Brandon Carter
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Miller's Daredevil.
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Aaron Smith
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Walt's Thor. Frank's DD was great, but I wouldn't get too excited if he returned to it. It was done well and its over. But if Simonson were to return to Thor, there would be much rejoicing from me.
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Brian Hague
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Walt's Thor is some of the most fun I've ever had reading comics, but it's not "Born Again." On the strength of that story alone, I have to say Miller's DD.
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Brian Hunt
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Miller's DD
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Ted Pugliese
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Walt is great, and I love his Thor, but for me, it's Miller's Daredevil all the way. His Daredevil just may be my favorite Marvel character.
TODAY'S TOSS-UP (3/8):
John Byrne's Uncanny X-Men or George Perez' New Teen Titans?
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Brian Hunt
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JB's Uncanny X-Men
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Brad Teschner
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JB Uncanny
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Uncanny X-Men. Picking that book up was when I started to get into comics hardcore. JB became the first artist I loved and could recognize his work.
I was a strict Marvel guy at the time and NTT was the first DC book I would get regualrly.
I think NTT tok a quicker nosedive when Perez left than Uncanny did when JB left (Uncanny had a slow slide, in my opinion, that still is going on). Without Perez, NTT became a really bad book.
Still, JB's Uncanny holds much more fondness for me. By a country mile.
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