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Anthony J Lombardi
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Stan Lee speaks about The Disney/Marvel deal.
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http://www.foxbusiness.com/search-results/m/26119992/stan-le e-on-disney-marvel-deal.htm
Jack Kirby does Mickey Mouse
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John Byrne
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I wonder how many more times we'll have to see that graphic in this thread?
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Joe Hollon
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Is that a real Kirby drawing? If so, what's the story behind that? Reminds me of the redrawn Superman faces on JK's JIMMY OLSEN run.
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John Byrne
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Is that a real Kirby drawing?•• If it is, it must have been hugely stepped on by the inker!
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Marcio Ferreira
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Interesting interview Anthony, and Mr. Stan Lee said something that I agree, Disney does a better job on character management than Marvel. I wonder if the "visual identity" of Marvel characters is going to be standardized.
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John Byrne
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I wonder if the "visual identity" of Marvel characters is going to be standardized. •• Stand by for the howls of outrage when today's crop of self-serving superstars are told they have to draw on model!!
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Marcio Ferreira
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I am a big fan of Disney characters and I always felt that John Byrne gave the best "visual identity" to Marvel characters, in my opinion, if Marvel ever had a "Disney like artist" that was John Byrne, not sure if he ever felt this way.
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Could you imagine if the art superstars have to draw on model and on time every issue every month? It could lead to a revolt!
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Stand by for the howls of outrage when today's crop of self-serving superstars are told they have to draw on model!!
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That is going to be even worse if they learn that Disney have chosen John Byrne to standardize the visual, hehehe.
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John Byrne
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in my opinion, if Marvel ever had a "Disney like artist" that was John Byrne, not sure if he ever felt this way. •• If you mean this in the sense of trying to find the most consistent model for the characters, and then sticking to that model, I guess I could call myself a "Disney-like artist". Certainly it pains me when I flip thru half a dozen books featuring what is supposed to be the same character and have absolutely no sense that the artists were referencing the same source.
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Marcio Ferreira
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If you mean this in the sense of trying to find the most consistentmodel for the characters, and then sticking to that model, I guess Icould call myself a "Disney-like artist".
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Yes John, that and the fact that when I was reading your stories I felt like I was reading the "Carl Barks" of the super heroes. I was not interested in super heroes (only Uncle Scrooge and Disney ducks) and then I got an X-men comic book with John art and that was amazing. I honestly hope that Disney uses John Byrne art to standardize the visual identity of Marvel Characters. If Giancarlo Fisichela was given (today!) a chance to drive a Ferrari, something that he wanted all his life, why I cannot dream about that...
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JB said: "Certainly it pains me when I flip thru half a dozen books featuring what is supposed to be the same character and have absolutely no sense that the artists were referencing the same source." +1 This is the most frustrating thing in comics today: I can't tell characters from one book to another sometimes. Heck, Mary Jane looks different in each of the three Amazing Spider-Man books that come out each month.
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