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Fred J Chamberlain
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He is busy sketching all weekend. He suggested at one point as an
aside, but I wouldn't overstep that line
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Daniel Beziz
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I had a very busy week end at F.A.C.T.S. in Belgium.
I got to meet the great and ever so nice George Perez. Twice :-)
Medusa
Dark Phoenix
Edited by Daniel Beziz on 29 September 2015 at 5:18am
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Daniel Beziz
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Lee Bermejo wasn't comfortable with drawing Phoenix or Dr Doom (although I think he would have done great with the character), so I asked him for a Catwoman.
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Steve Ogden
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The wonderful Joe Staton holding the Carter Primus commission he drew for me.
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Steve Ogden
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Two pieces from Francesco Francavilla; a limited edition print of HPL and one of his limited movie style posters.
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Steve Ogden
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Eson The Searcher by Rian Miller
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Steve Ogden
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Dr. Johann Krauss by Rian Miller.
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Steve Ogden
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Argosy Smith canvas print by Steve Conley.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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I recently became aware (or possibly reminded of) of a 7
page back-up story in Action Comics Weekly #641, featuring
the Phantom Stranger. While the story is good, it was
Jose's artwork that really made it stand out for me. The
emotional resonance that is always present in his art is
especially alive in this story, revolving around a little
boy who has become tired of being pushed around and strikes
back..... if not a bit forcefully! This page exemplifies
the pathos and solid storytelling skills of "the master".
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Lesson learned!!! Courtesy of Paul Kupperberg and Jose Luis
Garcia-Lopez!
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Robert Cosgrove
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Fred, those pages are so obviously nice that it feels almost superfluous to say so, but--nice pick ups. I especially like the shot of the Stranger, upper right, in the first page. And all the faces are individualized, and expressive, as are the figure postures. Gosh, he's good.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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J.G. Jones has produced some amazing art over the course of
his career. Images of his work are mind-blowing in their
beauty, detail and emotional impact. Seeing his original
pieces up close.... even more so. Making a decision to
purchase something from him was an easy one. Choosing a
single piece from his portfolios....... not so much. This
is page 5 from Strange Fruit #1.
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