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Brian Miller
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Picked up my copy today!
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Vinny Valenti
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Neal Adams told a story about his arrival at Marvel, and Stan Lee told him that when an artist works at multiple companies at the same time, they have them use pen names, instead. Neal basically said "Yeah, no, I won't be doing that", and Stan said "Oh, ok" - and that single-handedly ended the practice at Marvel.
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John Byrne
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Neal’s first credit at Marvel was “introducing”—despite all his previous work at DC.
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Tim O Neill
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I am so glad that you started this thread, Peter - I have
never read this series, and it was a joy to read it for the
first time in the treasury size/format. Seeing JB's first
issue art in this size for the first time was awesome. I
think the last JB treasury we saw for JB was ROMULANS, so
this is a nice surprise.
When this thread started, I misread the link and thought it
was a different mini-series - I thought they were referring
to "The Many Deaths of the Batman," written by JB with art
by Jim Aparo. It's one of my all time favorites, and I hope
that gets the treasury treatment one day. Aparo did amazing
interior art, and JB's covers for each issue were instant
classics.
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Matt Hawes
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Considering prices on regular-sized comic books these days, $20 for a 72-page Treasury-sized edition isn't too bad.
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Michael Casselman
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$20 for the foil cover version. The standard version is only $12.99!
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Brian Miller
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Oh, and not square bound, so not really a Treasury Edition.
*****
I just noticed my BATMAN/HULK isn’t square bound. Only the
SUPERMAN/SPIDER-MAN is.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Oh, and not square bound, so not really a Treasury Edition.
*****
I just noticed my BATMAN/HULK isn’t square bound. Only the
SUPERMAN/SPIDER-MAN is.
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To be fair, the Batman vs Hulk is a DC Special Series.
Issues # 27.
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Brian Miller
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Ah
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