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Brian Miller
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Very nice. Very kinetic.
Looks like some shading is missing on those half-sphere things in Magneto's costume.
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Peter Martin
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'Mazing.
The way you've drawn the strips of metal is very cool; I don't think anyone illustrates powers in action as well as you, JB.
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Eric Sofer
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Mr. Byrne, a lovely piece, and far richer with your description of the action - which looks pretty evident at second glance. But we old people need things explained to us for that second glance... :)
One question, and it's a maybe over-detailed one, regarding the metal Magneto is using. Did you intend for it to be anything initially (e.g., a police car, a hot dog cart, the Supermobile :O ) or is it just some metal hunks? Thanks!
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John Byrne
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| Posted: 11 May 2015 at 8:05am | IP Logged | 4
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…just some metal hunks…•• Yup.
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Ari Shapiro
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Funny, when I first saw this go up yesterday without the drawing, I read it as Superman and Metallo, which immediately transported me in time to your cover. When The pic was later posted I did a double take. It's been a really fun ride seeing all of these two charcater pieces, especially with the descriptions which really enhance the viewing pleasure. Of all the caharcters you draw, I think your Superman has evolved the most
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Rick Senger
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Beautiful commission.
Is Kryptonite magnetic?
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It definitely seems metallic, so I'd say it certainly could be. If so, Magneto would seem like a particularly dangerous foe assuming he can lay his hands on some.
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Ari Shapiro
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| Posted: 11 May 2015 at 9:50am | IP Logged | 7
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hmmm kryptonite being magnetic is interesting...I always say it as rock like...but that raises an interesting point, since many elements can have metallic properties
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Michael Arndt
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Beautiful commission, JB. Always a treat seeing heroes face different villains in commissions.
Congrats to the commissioner.
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Gundars Berzins
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Another great commission JB. Congrats to the commissioner.Hmm, Luthor vs the X-Men as a follow up?
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Robert Ingrao
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this is similar to the one original page of JB art i have from West Coast Avengers where they fight Magneto and he wraps up some heroes in metal...so detailed!
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John Byrne
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I don't think anyone illustrates powers in action as well as you, JB.•• I'm pretty sure I've mentioned that Howard Mackie once paid me one of the highest compliments I have received in my career, when he told me that he and Mark Gruenwald would look first at my work when they were seeking action shots for OHOTMU. They liked the way I included cause and effect in a single panel!
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Robert Ingrao
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...tried to post the page i have but cant i guess...
Edited by Robert Ingrao on 13 May 2015 at 8:24am
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