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Ande Parks
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I think Garcia Lopexz is doing his best work now, and he is by
far his own best inker. I think a lot of editors may hesitate to
let him ink himself, because he's not that slick, but when he does get
the chance, he blows me away every time. He is absolutely at the
top of his game as far as his storytelling goes.
He's also a sweet, completely gracious guy.
Anj
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Jan Bentzen
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I will certainly be picking up this from Twomorrows "Modern Masters # 5 Jose Luis Garcia Lopez"
http://www.twomorrows.com/books/mm5jlgl.html
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Andy Smith
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Cory Vandernet wrote:
John Byrne wrote:
| One particular issue, has Superman flying/dancing in the sky with Lois, which is particularly nice (doesn't JB own that page?)
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I own the page which immediately precedes that one, with Superman and Lois dining in a rooftop restaurant.
The thing that always struck me as
odd about that page is that Superman is on a date with Lois -- as
Superman! Where's the whole "I must have a secret identity to protect
my loved ones" concept? Not to mention, why wouldn't he throw on a suit
and tie (especailly since he expresses concern that everyone is
"staring" at them. Well, duh!)
The page, as with the rest of the
story, is beautifully drawn, but the underlying concepts point up so
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What issue number is the interior page from? Or is that the cover to the said issue?
thanks,
andy
PS. His Nexus issue was great also...I own a sweet page from it!
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Frank Strysik
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Cory Vandernet
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Andy
The interior page is from Superman 347. Same issue as the cover.
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Charles Valderrama
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Jeez- this business would be soooooooooo much better
if Garcia Lopez had a monthly DC title. One of the
'big guns' too!!!!
-C!
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John Byrne
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Sadly, from what I am told Garcia Lopez is not much interested in a regular superhero gig. He would much rather do a western/See what's wrong with the current marketplace?
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Eric Kleefeld
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DC is starting up a Jonah Hex title again...
...and JLGL isn't on it.
Sad.
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Andrew Hilsmann
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John Byrne wrote:
| Sadly, from what I am told Garcia Lopez is not much interested in a regular superhero gig. He would much rather do a western. See what's wrong with the current marketplace? |
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Based on the stuff I've seen on this forum, I'll definitely be getting the Modern Masters book on Garcia Lopez when it comes out. I hadn't heard about this new Jonah Hex series (which I assume will be a Vertigo book like Human Target or The Losers). The editors at Vertigo seem to finally be producing some slicker, more commercial books in less popular genres that have lain fallow for some time. They also seem more interested in stylish artwork and richer coloring.
You know, JB, if you haven't completely lost interest in that ol' Cameo mini-series that never happened, it would certainly be interesting to see a JB scripted, Garcia Lopez penciled, and Bill Sienkiewicz or Kevin Nowlan inked collaboration some time in the future. I'm confident the upcoming Donna Troy mini-series will turn a lot of heads.
Does anyone know whether Garcia Lopez has ever done any painted covers?
Edited by Andrew Hilsmann on 21 March 2005 at 12:05pm
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Frank Strysik
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Andrew Hilsmann wrote:
Does anyone know whether Garcia Lopez
has ever done any painted covers? |
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He painted an entire graphic novel.
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Andrew Hilsmann
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Frank Strysik wrote:
Andrew Hilsmann wrote:
Does anyone know whether Garcia Lopez
has ever done any painted covers? |
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He painted an entire graphic novel. |
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Having some trouble downloading graphics today. Which one?
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Frank Strysik
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Star Raiders put out by DC in 1983.
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