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Michael Kane
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I did not know Gil had written some books. learned something new. I still
have never seen a Batman drawing from him.
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Eric Lund
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Gil Kane inked by Klaus Janson was some of the most awesome comic art ever done
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John Peter Britton
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I think Gil did draw batman at some point maybe covers,here is a Gil Kane and Wally Wood. .
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Do you think Kane is recognized more as a Marvel artist or as part of DC?  Which major characters do you most associate with him?

Which minor characters, if any?

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Michael Kane
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I believe Kane is best known for his work with DC comics
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Joe Hollon
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This seems like an odd thing to say but Gil Kane drew the best hands ever.  I can instantly recognize his art by looking at the hands.
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Chad Carter
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Some of the best covers I've seen.

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David Barker
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Green Lantern (Hal) and the Atom (Ray) are "his" as far as I'm concerned.

If that is all he's known for that would be quite a bit more than enough In my mind.
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I had a similar experience with the work of Steve Ditko. It might have been because I "met" Spider-Man through the art of Ron Frenz, then read some of Romita Sr.'s stories, so seeing Ditko's Spider-Man was so different that it threw me for a jolt. As a kid, I just didn't "get it."

 Now, having become interested in comics again after 10 years away, Ditko suddenly makes perfect sense. He is a genius! His style was perfect for the stories he was telling, and I can't get enough of his work now, especially his Dr. Strange stuff!

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Jay Schimel
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Gil Kane Green Lantern-pure heaven.  Nuff said!  And I agree with JB- Romita over Kane was amazing (no pun intended!)  I also loved Sid Green inking him on GL as well.
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Pete Carrubba
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Actually, those covers make me wonder when the second Werewolf Essential is coming out.

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Chad Carter
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I thought I heard there definitely was a second volume on the way. I've been dying to read the Moon Knight two-parter for years...

 

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