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Ted Pugliese
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Green Arrow by Barry Kitson
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Ted Pugliese
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Wolverine by Jacob Chabot (also signed by Len Wein)
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Fred J Chamberlain
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I am still a bit floored by the fact that I lucked into
this piece. Dominguez's anatomy, both human and animal, as
well as his ability to depict movement resulted in this
piece being over the edge!
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Ted Pugliese
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I love the color of your old pages. Vintage!
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Brian Rhodes
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...resulted in this piece being over the edge!
I see what you did there.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Yeah, though I am concerned about the aging process and
the implications for the artwork, I also appreciate the
yellowing. Seems especially appropriate for the western
material.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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I picked up a bunch of pages from Paul Pelletier and
talked of decades of love for the medium as well as
hearing him again tell fans, repeatedly, of the huge
influence that Byrne and Davis have had on him. That may
be one of the reasons that his art resonates with me in
a way that far surpasses the vast majority of working
artists. I'm not much of a con sketch guy, at this
point, but after sitting beside him at ECCC all weekend,
I couldn't stop myself...
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Fred J Chamberlain
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The pieces from his portfolio that initially jumped out
at me were from his Incredible Hulk run. The Bi-
Beast/Wendigo stuff makes the kid in me grin.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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A few pages from Paul's Aquaman run.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Wolverine meets Law and Order... and a kid's room decked
out in a way that I only could have dreamed of.
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Finally, this page from Cyborg spoke to me in a way that
the series couldn't. I bought the art. :)
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Gil Dowling
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Thanks for sharing, Fred. Like you, I'm a huge Pelletier fan. Great stuff!
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