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Robert Bradley
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Ron Frenz.Phil Winslade
I would also agree about Lee Weeks.
And a couple of guys from my childhood who I think never get enough credit - Ross Andru and Dick Dillin.
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Peter Hicks
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P. Craig Russell Billy Graham Tom Grindberg
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Bill Catellier
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Paul PelletierKerry Gammil
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Terry Thielen
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a lot of the guys I liked when I first saw their work have since become superstars. I like that Rick Leonardi is mentioned. I always enjoyed his marvel comics presents:Colossus story and I love Brett Blevins. I can't believe that so many people don't like his work (or didn't when he was doing New Mutants).Lee Weeks has worked on a number of high profile stuff that I just figured he was a superstar, but maybe I don't know where the line is drawn.
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Sergio Calvet
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I agree with Kerry Gammill and Rick Leonardi.
I'd add Keith Pollard and I think that MIke Plogg could've had more attention that he had at his time.
Edited by Sergio Calvet on 09 November 2012 at 2:19pm
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Paul Pelletier, Lee Weeks, and Chris Sprouse are three that come to mind.
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Joe Hollon
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RON FRENZ!!!
Ron is one of those artists that it seems like everyone likes but no one really pays a whole lot of attention to. He has had runs on THOR, SPIDER-MAN, SPIDER-GIRL and others that are about as good as anything out there!
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David Plunkert
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Keith Pollard with ink wash by Alfredo Alcala.He sure knew how to draw hard punches.
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Brian Burnham
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Jim Aparo
Dick Dillon
I'm partial to Trevor Von Eeden but maybe not superstar status.
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Bill Guerra
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Another vote for Paul Pelletier here. I fell in love with his work back when he was penciling the Ex-Mutants for Malibu Comics back in the early/mid 90's. He had such a clean style and a bit cartoony, which made it beautiful to look at. I followed him around as he then did some stuff for DC and Marvel later on, but he never seemed to get a regular assignment, more like story arcs, annuals, that sort of thing.
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Lars Johansson
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Curt Swan should be a superstar. Swan is the next best Superman artist after JB, so he should be a superstar.
Added: I'm sure he is, but he's not mentioned as much as he should be.
Edited by Lars Johansson on 09 November 2012 at 4:12pm
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Wilson Mui
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Is it easier for artists with a very distinctive abstract style like Walt Simonson, Mike Mignola or even Bill Sienkiewicz to become fan favorites?
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