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Eric Ladd
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This one is so very cool. The layout has me stunned. The pair of Sentinel legs and an arm is just cool as hell.
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Andrew Bitner
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HOLY COW!
I think this is the commission that breaks the bank, in terms of all the elements requested. What a picture!
JB, this is just stunning.
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Ted Pugliese
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Impressive...
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Eric Sofer
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Mr. Byrne, an observation... I always love your renditions of Phoenix - both classically elegant while what seems a simple design.
But anytime I see Phoenix in a drawing, I immediately think "That's it. Fight's over." Something like when the Hulk or Superman show up for a fight. Unless the menace is specifically designed to challenge that character - which makes the other characters somewhat overmatched - I figure that the discussion is done.
Is that a consideration to you when you're using Phoenix in your commissions? Was it during your X-Men run? Or was it more of having to devise a situation that will challenge all the X-Men equally?
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Casey Sager
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Awesome piece.
JB- How would you imagine the Sentinels dealing with the Juggernaut?
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John Byrne
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Mr. Byrne, an observation... I always love your renditions of Phoenix - both classically elegant while what seems a simple design.But anytime I see Phoenix in a drawing, I immediately think "That's it. Fight's over." Something like when the Hulk or Superman show up for a fight. Unless the menace is specifically designed to challenge that character - which makes the other characters somewhat overmatched - I figure that the discussion is done. Is that a consideration to you when you're using Phoenix in your commissions? Was it during your X-Men run? Or was it more of having to devise a situation that will challenge all the X-Men equally? •• One of the reasons behind turning Phoenix into a villain was that she was so powerful (with Chris' handling, no matter what I drew!) that she was turning the X-Men into fifth wheels in their own book. By making her a villain, Chris could let loose, but not diminish the rest of the gang.
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John Byrne
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JB- How would you imagine the Sentinels dealing with the Juggernaut?•• Fortunately, it's not something I have ever had to consider!!
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Sam Houston
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Wow...those sliced Sentinel fingers!!
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Robbie Parry
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Fortunately, it's not something I have ever had to consider!!
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Juggernaut wins. He always wins. As I have been saying for 30+ years, even the Destroyer wouldn't stop him (I think!). ;)
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John Byrne
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Juggernaut is a magical being, and magic is hard to beat. I suppose Dr. Strange might have a chance. And Kitty could kill him. But I suspect we'd rather she didn't do that.
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Robbie Parry
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Without getting too much into thread drift (always a crime of mine, sorry), it's why I'm so intrigued by Juggernaut VS Destroyer. Both near-unstoppable, both akin to forces of nature and both have magical properties. I can't predict it!
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Sergio Aledo
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I love this commission. There is so much to see that I could be days talking about it. Just some questions for John Byrne about the Nightcrawler teleportation effect. As you've drawn it, it seems to me I can hear the short and strong BAMF (no need any sound effect). How did you arrive to it? It's been a natural thing or did you have to make many thoughts to obtain it? I mean, Do you have any own rules or follow some sequence for drawing it?
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