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Joel Tesch
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Awesome Iron-Man!! Lucky timing for you Paul...
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Ferran Delgado
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Paul, your perseverance got its prize. What a great drawing!
If someone doesn't know Adi Granov's work, try "Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas"
now for sale. It's amazing!
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Philippe Negrin
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more JB pages for my collection came today thanks to Jim Warden. One is a page from Danger Unlimited and features the great chase around the skyscrapers. I love this scene. And my first NextMen page, not a spectacular one but I love light and darkness effects in John's work. By the way, on the NextMen page, the black has lightened to gray in many places  . Does anyone here think it's a crazy idea to do the blacks again with a marker ? It's a real dilemma for me.
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Aric Shapiro
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Unless it is John doing the marlering, yes I think you are crazy to do it yourself.
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Joe Hollon
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I own a page or two of published art where the blacks are noticeably starting to fade....I know I wouldn't darken them in myself. Just my opinion.
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Derek Muthart
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Do not darken them yourself. Inking is much harder than it looks. Do not darkent them with a marker. Totally different kind of ink. You might end up with more problems than you have now. Enjoy them how they are. The fading is not that bad.
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John Byrne
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By the way, on the NextMen page, the black has lightened to gray in many
places
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Those blacks are not faded. That's the ink I used. Some editors used to get
on my case about it, and then it printed -- as I expected -- just fine.
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John Byrne
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…Adi Granov…
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Should you mention his name? Based on his signature, it would seem he
prefers to be anonymous!
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Philippe Negrin
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Ok. Thanks for your opinion everyone, especially you JB. I noticed the ink was different but I wasn't sure. And John, on the DU page there are a few names with what looks like phone numbers and I've never seen that written on your pages : Any info you'd like to share ?
The writings are
Hero->John Danovitch (+phone number) Frank Kurtz (ditto) Mike Goldman(ditto)
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Michael Arndt
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Great pages Philippe.
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Paul Greer
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Should you mention his name? Based on his signature, it would seem he
prefers to be anonymous!
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This reminds me when I was teaching at a community college years ago. My signature is just a P line L and G line. When I first started working at the college, I had to fill out some paperwork. The department secretary took one look at my signature, told me that it looked horrible and then made me fill out new paperwork with a clearer signature. I learned really quick who actually ran our department. I kept my sloppy quick signature for everything else. But anything I did at the college had a nice clear professional (her words) signature.
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Ted Pugliese
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Great stuff, Paul. Fantastic!
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