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Peter Martin
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Another remarkable Batman there, Ari.
Edited to clarify: all three are good, but I particularly like the one by Meghan Hetrick, which is the remarkable one I was referring to.
Edited by Peter Martin on 24 May 2017 at 5:50am
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Vinny Valenti
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Agreed with Peter. I'm very curious to learn the tools used for Meghan's piece.
And Paulo Siqueira's piece looks like Kelley Jones if Jones had started drawing proper anatomy!
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Joe Hollon
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Frankenstein's Monster by Ted McKeever:
He referred to this one as "Bartenstein" because of it's
resemblance to a Bart Simpson/Frankenstein mashup after
he decided to color it yellow.
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Ari Shapiro
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Thanks Peter and Vinny! Siqueira is a big fan of Kelley's Batman, so very likely was trying to channel him on this one. As far as Meghan, she used a wash
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Joe Hollon
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I've yet to meet John Romita Jr., but thanks to my buddy
Paul Greer I now have a second JRjr sketch:
JRjr drew my favorite post-Ditko Vulture story. Vulture
is a villain that has been mostly disrespected. Read
those first two appearances by Ditko. He was anything
but a lame villain. JRjr did him justice.
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Joe Hollon
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One of my favorite acquisitions in quite some time:
 Rorschach by Dave Gibbons! Gibbons was
the star attraction at Motor City this year. What a
great guest! I got to make up for having passed on the
opportunity to meet him at MidOhioCon way back in 2001
(the same con I first met JB!).
Edited by Joe Hollon on 27 May 2017 at 3:37am
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William Roberge
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Nice stuff Joe!
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William Roberge
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This is a page done by Alan Kupperberg.
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Ari Shapiro
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Eddy Barrows
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Peter Martin
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A Rorschach by Dave Gibbons is more than a little cool, Joe!
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Greg Tigges
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Eddie Nunez 11x17 commission picked up at Alamo City Comic Con. I asked for no dramatic looking off or fighting poses and to keep it light. I think he delivered and his detail is awesome (I did enjoy Deadpool's foot on Shredders helmut).
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Terry Doyle
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KING SOLOMON'S MINES - episode 3
Episode # 3, from a total of three unpublished strips completed by artist Frank Bellamy. Intended for EAGLE magazine, as a replacement strip for FRASER OF AFRICA, but aborted when the Editorial team decided not to go with two consecutive African-based series - and replaced by MONTGOMERY OF ALEMEIN.
(Edited to remove link - please use the JBF Buy Sell Trade Forum for sales. Thanks! -- Tim)
Edited by Tim O'Neill on 05 June 2017 at 7:06am
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