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John Byrne
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SEEKER 3000 was one straaaange ship design. I would not want to try to model it!!
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Brian Miller
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BATMAN: YEAR TWO was illustrated by the great Alan Davis…
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Davis only did the first issue. McFarlane did the rest of it
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John Byrne
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From the sublime………
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James Woodcock
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And all because of a gun
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Eric Smearman
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With all due respect to Kurt Schaffenberger, I would have
loved it if George Perez had inked both parts of "Whatever
Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?"
And, yeah, I wish Alan Davis had done all of "Year Two".
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