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Chad Carter
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A Grell posterizing:
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Andrew W. Farago
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I thought the shield wasn't designed as a shield. I thought it was
an accident that just happened to produce a disk.
The shield shape wasn't the accident--the accident was that the
people making it were managed to create an adamantium/vibranium
alloy that no one was able to replicate. They must have been testing
out various metals by molding them into disc-shapes, but I don't
think the actual shape of the shield was the accidental part.
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Chad Carter
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From comicartfans:
I had no idea Adams had worked on the Human Target...that's great.
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Chad Carter
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Savage-ry coutesy of Ross Andru.
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Chad Carter
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Andru and GL's version of the direct approach (I believe this is Andru):
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Chad Carter
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I wonder how this guy yells "Aaahrrr!" when his jaw is presumably kicked into his frontal lobe.
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Chad Carter
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Not a punch, but the Art of the Pluck:
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John Byrne
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Andru and GL's version of the direct approach (I
believe this is Andru):
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Hmm. I see no "Andru-isms". Where's it from?
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Mark Haslett
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Hey! Look at that Wolverine by Paul Smith--
He drew the back of the costume right!
Love it when that happens... I mean used to happen.
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Wallace Sellars
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That's a neat GL vs Sinestro...
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Chad Carter
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Excuse me again...the GL/Sinestro is Garcia-Lopez...it came from the DC Calendar of 1979, posted online.
I love the fact that Sinestro's nuke has a skull and crossbones on it. Great touch.
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Paul Gibney
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The "Andru and GL's version of the direct approach" piece is actually signed by Garcia Lopez from the 1977 DC Calander.
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