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Sam Houston
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If you are referring to this cover:
If I recall, this is an actual mask that was/is at the Marvel offices and they photographed it and used it for the cover (not that John couldn't draw it realistically).
Oh,and if you were joking about the cover in your comment, my bad.
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Michael Arndt
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One of my favorites
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Ryan Maxwell
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Today it's:
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Clint Ludwick
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Joie, Web of S-M #4 is also a favorite of mine.
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Bruce Buchanan
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Ryan, I thought about posting that one, too, but opted for Captain America #250. I love how the letters in "Puck!" have hair!
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Ryan Maxwell
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The more hair the better! When I ordered my Sasquatch/Aurora/Puck commission, I made sure to specify his costume with bare legs.
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Albert Matthews
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Seriously? (I can never tell when some of you guys are kidding!)
Well I'm usually pretty sarcastic, but this time I was being sincere. Always thought it was an ultra-realistic painted cover (almost a pre-"Marvels" type of deal). Just goes to show I have no artistic eye whatsoever.
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Greg Woronchak
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I like FF 232 with Diablo.... cool stuff.
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John Popa
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Christos Seros
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Avengers 187. When I first saw this cover I was blown away, and hoping to make it into a 20x30 commission sometime by years end.
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Shaun Barry
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Wow, I was just going to post Avengers #187, too.
I was about 7 years old when this issue came out. This cover, plus the inside story and artwork, has creeped me out ever since. Truly chilling stuff!
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Shaun Barry
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Fantastic Four #220
A nostalgic favorite. Simple and direct. Grabbed this one immediately off the spinner rack in my youth.
Edited by Shaun Barry on 01 April 2009 at 1:17pm
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