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James Woodcock
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More Star Wars toy buys:
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DC Universe's Flash and Kid Flash figures.
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John Byrne
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Left leg, right arm, right leg, left arm.
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JB, given this opportunity, I seem to recall one instance in a Hulk story you wrote and drew that the Hulk was walking like the Flashes above (left leg-left arm, right leg-right arm) and it always seemed like too big a thing for you to miss. Was that done on purpose for some reason?
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DC Universe's Killer Moth, as for the Flash's......I know, bad set up on my part.
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John Byrne
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I seem to recall…
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Flash and Kid-Flash are just having an ab-flex showdown.
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I'm on board with Killer Moth. I can't help it...the figure looks totally cool.
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I seem to recall…
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The first one I recall is an awkward punch, but the second image is clearly Hulk running, chasing Banner. It's always seemed awkward to me, too. I just figured it was trying to visualize Hulk stumbling and desperately trying to grab Banner who was always out of reach.
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John Byrne
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The first example is due to a bad camera angle, so I'll cop to that. The Hulk
has both arms forward of his vertical center line - note the forward
motion speed lines on both - which would have been more obvious had I
swung the camera a bit more to the right.
On the second page, it seems to me that it is obvious that he's running
with both arms forward.
If you search, I am sure you will find examples of my having made this
not uncommon mistake -- but these aren't among them.
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