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Michael Arndt
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Thanks for the sneek peek, JB.
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Brian Lewis
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Good luck. I look forward to hearing something more about this project.
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Sam Karns
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For me, this is like the good ol' days where you were working on 2 - 3 books a year. I'm glad to know there will be a good turn around of "John Byrne" stories.
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Bob MacNeil
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POST DELETEDSomeone has forgotten -- or doesn't know -- our rule against speculating. _ JB
Edited by JohnByrne2 on 01 October 2012 at 12:56pm
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Ryan Maxwell
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I like the nose and hair on the guy on the right in the fourth panel, also the water across the top of the sub in the first panel.
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Paul Greer
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Thanks for the advance look. Really love how you drew the water covering the submarine. Very realistic.
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Bill Mimbu
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Hmmm... JB's submarine looks like a fusion of both U.S. and Russian Navy designs. [Edit] I stand corrected: It's the advanced sail (conning tower) design for the later submarines of the Virginia-Class
Edited by Bill Mimbu on 01 October 2012 at 6:13pm
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Jeff Priester
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Cool looking page.
Looking at that page, I kinda' don't want to see it colored. Wouldn't mind see some of that cool duo shade you've used in the past.
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Tim O Neill
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The page looks very cool - thanks for the sneak, JB!
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Tim O Neill
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JB: "Oh, and by the way. . .
There has been a shift in the order things will be coming your way. You'll be getting Myster Project 1, followed by (possibly overlapped by) Mystery Project 2, followed by FINDERS OF LOST CHILDREN."
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I like that the mystery projects will both be up first. Looking forward to seeing what you have in store, JB!
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Aaron Smith
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That submarine has me very interested.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Awesome page. Very cool to get the mystery projects back to back (some at the same time). Still really looking forward to FINDERS OF LOST CHILDREN.
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