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Glen O'Brien
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Too cool! Lots of action in this series. Can't wait to read it!
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Brian Talley
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Don't know why, but the first thing that came to mind seeing the giant robot is "Oh man...H.E.R.B.I.E. has lost it!".
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Darren Taylor
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Awesome! Thanks for sharing, John and Wayne.
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Donald Miller
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Man, JB it looks like you are having a great time on this art. I don't know how to explain it...just looks like you are having a blast.
Don
Hey Kids, Comics indeed...see, comics can be fun!
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stuart knight
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Looking very good; I hope it makes its way over the pond to the UK.
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Wayne Osborne
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"what the hell is going on there?!? "
Just a bit of trouble at the Science Fair.
WO
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Rod Collins
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I love how the page continues off the panel border with the poeple running from the trouble behind them. This is something that Kirby did that made his pages more dynamic than other artist's of the era.
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John Byrne
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One of the earliest things I picked up on, when I began a serious study of
Kirby's art. He most often worked to a standard 4/6/9 grid, but when he
composed the images within the panels, he mostly ignored the panel
borders. He did not often cross them, something I learned from Neal
Adams et al, but he sure gave the feeling that he did!
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Aric Shapiro
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Beautiful pages JB. So nice to see some new art from John. Here's hoping for more sneak previews and another round of pipe cleaning
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Flavio Sapha
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FX: instant classic!
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Aaron Smith
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Its been too long since we've seen chaos drawn the JB way.
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John Byrne
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Trust me, Aaron! FX is gonna make up for that!
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