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Paulo Pereira
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| Neal Adams' famous X-men cover. Issue 56, I think with the Living Monolith crushing the Logo. |
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D'oh! Sheesh, I should have recognized that. Thanks, Knut.
And, no, unfortunately that wasn't a joke, William. I think I'm losing it.
A side-by-side comparison:
 
Edited by Paulo Pereira on 20 February 2008 at 4:34pm
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William Roberge
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You're not losing it...just a long day...
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Paulo Pereira
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Yeah, I'll go with that. :)
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Gerry Turnbull
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theres been a few nice Steranko homages in the current Captain America series
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Aaron Smith
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This came to mind when I saw that Excalibur cover, but now that I looked it up, its not close enough to be considered a real homage, is it?
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Gerry Turnbull
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Paulo Pereira
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I would say not, Aaron. Looks like it could be a homage of something, though.
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Aaron Smith
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My memory was playing tricks and making it look more like those other covers. I hadn't actually seen it in years until 5 minutes ago.
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Knut Robert Knutsen
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If that first splash is a Steranko homage, Steranko's piece is surely an Eisner Homage. I can't be specific , but it registers as one. It's certainly in the Eisner "style".
Edited by Knut Robert Knutsen on 20 February 2008 at 5:03pm
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Scott Nickel
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If that first splash is a Steranko homage, Steranko's piece is surely an Eisner Homage. I can't be specific , but it registers as one. It's certainly in the Eisner "style".
>>So that's an homage to an homage?
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F. Ron Miller
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Is it rmerely a swipe/homage dichotomy? Somewhere along the line
trope must enter the conversation.
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