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Philippe Negrin
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I love Shaman's later costume. It seemed to make much more sense for him to wear traditional native american clothes. Although I must add I have no sufficient knowledge Of northern native american to be sure it actually looked right...
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Ryan Maxwell
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I liked it as well, but it didn't fit in and "match" the rest of the team's costumes as well as the first one did.
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Nathan Greno
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Ryan Maxwell: I liked it as well, but it didn't fit in and "match" the rest of the team's costumes as well as the first one did.
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I agree, Ryan. I like that the original team had a basic shape language that unified the team visually.
   
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Jeff Stockwell
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Y'kno, Nathan, I never noticed that before. Just another example of JB's subtle design sense that makes things just "work" without beating you over the head.
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Vinny Valenti
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I never realized it until JB mentioned it a year or so ago. Now I feel dumb for never noticing it before!
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Brian Miller
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Y'kno, Nathan, I never noticed that before. ************* Me, neither!!
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Joe Hollon
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This thread makes me want to travel into the future so I can scan my Alpha Flight commission by JB that hasn't been done yet and post it here!
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Jason Mark Hickok
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You know if you do that Joe and bring it back with you that means its already been paid for! Win-win.
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Arc Carlton
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Mignola drawing Alpha Flight? That looks interesting, is there a bigger image?
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Matthew Chartrand
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I had to photograph the Mignola print my scanners not big enough for the whole thing.
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Matthew Chartrand
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found a better scan.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Mignola never did get Box's face/mouth right, did he?
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