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John Byrne
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Not quite as comprehensive as the Iron Fist/Captain America "progression", but still a peek at the steps involved…  
11x17
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Dave Powell
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Wow. Love seeing the stages like this.
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Donald Miller
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I never tire of the peeks behind the curtain....
I especially love the claws around Storm...
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Aaron Smith
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Most impressive.
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Michael Kennedy
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Nice!
It's very interesting to the see the transition through to the final product.
Thank you for sharing, Mr. Byrne.
ETA: There was supposed to be a 'to' between through and the.
Edited by Michael Kennedy on 01 May 2007 at 9:35am
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Tony Frye
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Great piece JB. It's cool to see Phoenix in a danger room session. I
don't remember her as Phoenix ever participating in an exercise in
there. Probably would have been a short session.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Neat! It's always fun to see you do the X-Men, especially Scott and Phoenix. Thanks for sharing, especially the early glimpses!
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Peter Hicks
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JB - By industry standards, would you consider the first version or the second version finished enough to be breakdowns that another artist could finish and then ink? (eg, Frank Miller and Klaus Janson on later issues of Daredevil)
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Michael Everall
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Love your Danger Room shots, JB!
The way you draw machines and wall/floor panels, it often gives me the impression of a Kubrick set design. Yet, not as emotionless or somber. If that makes any sense!
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Ted Pugliese
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Amazing...
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Darragh Greene
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Easy as one, two, three?
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Gabe Kindle
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Nice exploding pipe. How long did this commission take, start to finish?
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