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Mike Norris
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become Fred Mertz?????
Where's the power and menace?
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Rich Marzullo
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......what!?!?!!
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Bob Harvey
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It's a mediocre artist making an attempt to replicate the "downsized" Kingpin of Netflix, I'd guess.
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John Byrne
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Why “mediocre”?
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Leigh DJ Hunt
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What's that from as it looks nothing like the Kingpin is last week's Daredevil?
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John Byrne
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Are we sure that's the Kingpin? He appears to have Luthor's mechanical hand.
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Bob Harvey
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Why “mediocre”?
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Because I don't find much in that panel attractive or exciting. The face in particular seems almost offensive.
Do you like it, or think that it suits superhero comics?
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John Byrne
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Do you like it, or think that it suits superhero comics?•• I can't make that judgement based on a single panel. Neither should you.
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Bob Harvey
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If you say so! It's Andrea Sorrentino, if you want to check out some more of her stuff. I'm going to stick with my initial read.
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David Miller
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His.
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John Byrne
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Andrea Sorrentino•• Except for the modern interpretation of the characters, not seeing anything there I don't like. Reads a bit as if Steranko and Mignola had a kid. Certainly not "mediocre".
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Eric Ladd
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The most striking aspect to his work to me is the lack of a weighted outline of the figures. Not a traditional approach to comics, but comics have been much more varied with artistic style in the last decade. That must be the Kingpin because I found this Daredevil page with his image:
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