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Pascal LISE
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Like, say… Neal Adams or John Romita?

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Brian Kirk
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My vote for Lee Weeks! Met him at a ChicagoCon circa late '80's when he was a student at Kubert's school.  Reconnected years later in Philly as a pro. Great guy and great artist.
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I didn't say that was the only way for an artist to get noticed, Pascal.  As I recall, Bill Sienkiewicz was considered a Neal Adams clone early in his career.  He gained more recognition when he started drawing in his own style.
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Michael Hogan
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Count me in with another "vote" for Paul Pelletier. I first noticed him on
GREEN LANTERN. I love his clean lines and dynamic figures.

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Clint Ludwick
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Lee Weeks by far...
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Marc M. Woolman
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Paul Pelletier gets my vote. He recently finished a stint on the Hulk that was just breath-taking. Some of the best art the Hulk has ever had.
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Brennan Voboril
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Steven Myers
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Wallace Sellars
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Keith Pollard with ink wash by Alfredo Alcala. He sure knew how to draw hard
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Nice stuff!

I'll go with Cameron Stewart.
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Neil Brauer
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Kerry Gammill is the first one that popped in my head.  Pollard for sure, and P. Craig Russell too.  I will add Paul Gulacy, Brian Bolland, Paul Smith and maybe Art Adams.
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Caleb M. Edmond
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Kerry Gammill and Tom Grummett are clearly overlooked masters of what 
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