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Tweeting my comic collection and retweeting sweet comic art. Banner is Firestorm by Rafael Kayanan, avatar is Black Panther by Romita Jr, Janson and White
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This was the first comic I ever read. Giant Sized X-Men 2, Roy Thomas, Neal Adams and Tom Palmer. This is what comic book perfection looks like. This issue is a master class in comic book art, pacing and style. Prepare to be amazed.
#Xmen
#NealAdams
#TomPalmer
#RoyThomas
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RIP Keith Giffen
There aren't many writer/artists in the business, Giffen was one of the very best
There aren't many artists that take chances with their art, Giffen was an alchemist and a chameleon.
There aren't many people that can make you laugh, Giffen was joyful
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When I read this for the first time I gasped, my favorite comic book got real right there on the page.
That last panel is epic
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OK, time to piss people off
There is a lot of noise about the Punisher going around, one of the problems with the “culture war” is that it destroys nuance. The Punisher is being discussed like he’s an alt-right power fantasy when that wasn’t the way he was written
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Oh Damn. There are titans, and then there are TITANS. Romita was something special. RIP to a grand master.
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Today is the birthday of my favorite comic artist, the mighty Jim Aparo. This is a mega-thread of his magnificent art, pencils, often inks and lettering too.
Always Aparo.
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Batman Year 2 didn’t get the accolades Year 1 did, but it was a great series, Davis, McFarlane and Alcala, that’s the stuff!
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Gene Colan Dr Strange and Dracula from the Marvel Calendar
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What's a comic book panel that had a profound impact on you as a fan of the medium?
It still gives me goosebumps
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As it is May the 4th, here is one of my favorite piece of Star Wars art. By the badass Ralph McQuarrie
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Norm Breyfogle Batman cover. Breyfogle was a unique stylist, instantly recognizable, sleek, sexy art. His Batman run was second to none.
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My semi-regular reminder that Bill Sienkiewicz is the business.
From the “less is more” school of art
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It’s my birthday today, so I’m sharing something special. NTT 13 was my first issue of the Titans, and the comic that got me into buying comics. This cover grabbed me and wouldn’t let me go.
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John Cassaday Planetary. Goddamn this was a great series
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Aparo does it all.
A thread of panels and pages.
First, the classic poses.
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Perez’s run on Wonder Woman is peak comic book writing and art. And the covers were 🔥
#DailyPerez
#DailyGeorgePerez
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John Byrne Fantastic Four. This was a fun story, no big world ending threats, or cosmic craziness, just She-Hulk taking care of business
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Someone just dissed Mike Grell on my feed.
Instant block.
Grell is a legend, writer/artist, vastly creative and prolific. You may not like his work, but he’s a grand master of comic book creators.
Respect.
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Walt Simonson Batman cover
Simonson is such a unique artist
And this rocks my socks
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A few days ago I promised some pages from a Kyle Bsker backup story in Classic X-Men.
Here you go!
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Gary Frank draws Superman to look like Christopher Reeve, do any artists draw Wonder Woman to look like the lovely Lynda Carter?
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John Byrne Fantastic Four. I’ve been catching up on this run, it’s gorgeous, Byrne at his peak.
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More covers from the moldy longbox.
Simonson RULES
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Art Adams Classic X-Men covers! That Storm portrait is divine.
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People like to dunk on him, but IMO McFarlane’s Spider-man and Hulk runs were stone cold classics. McFarlane has an exaggerated, cartoony style that rocks the page.
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Walt Simonson doesn’t get anywhere near enough recognition for his brilliant visual imagination. Real Masters are always experimenting and growing. What a badass.
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John Byrne Fantastic Four- continuing my read through this classic run, I’ve hit the issues right before those I read as a kid. It’s trippy to complete a story that you started decades ago.
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JRJr’s X-Men run was some of his best work. Covers don’t get more iconic than this.
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Romita for the win. Everything about this is perfection. Romita had such an economy of line, he did so much with so little it’s like sorcery. He drew the sexiest MJ bar none, and IMO the definitive PP.
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In addition to being a talented artist, Byrne experimented. The horizontal FF issue, the whited out Alpha Flight issue, and this strange little tale, all told in splash pages.
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This was… unexpected. Taking a cue from zany Bob Haney, Byrne goes all in on the self insert. Wild.
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For the indeterminate future, every day I will be Tweeting out a panel, panels, page, pages or cover by the mighty George Perez. Let’s celebrate this wonderful man and his mind-blowing art.
#theDailyPerez
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Sam Kieth Wolverine. Kieth has a visually powerful style, here he reminds me alternately of Bisette, Kaluta and Jones, such wonderful, stylized art.
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Some days I just need Perez.
Perez with Ordway and Giordano?
C’mon.
Bought this off the shelf when I was young and didn’t realize death never matters in comics, so it hit hard.
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I keep a few classics on the bed stand for regular rereading. This is one. The definitive Logan story, before the chaotic mess of false memories and other nonsense that complicated things immensely. Gorgeous art with Rubenstein and Wein.
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People talking smack about Walt Simonson.
Sit you ass down.
Simonson is a grand master and one of the greatest artists to ever grace the page.
The audacity.
#WaltSimonsonRules
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More Sam Kieth Wolverine. The texturing on Kieth’s figures is wild
Phenomenal
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Alan Davis Batman. I’ll admit, David wasn’t a name that popped into my head when Batman was mentioned, but damn, he nailed it
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Four random X-books from my collection, all by artists I adore.
We have had it so good on this title
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Wilson and Sinnott Luke Cage from the Marvel Calendar
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Simonson X-factor, the Simonsons are comic book royalty and one of the greatest writer artist pairings around. Simonson Cyclops was visually impressive. This run of covers was pure fire 🔥
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I loved finding out what new comics to buy when I read a comic book. These ads worked on me!
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Found this at a used bookstore today, had to pick it up. Byrne’s Superman was a glorious thing to behold. IIRC he depowered Supes a bit for his run, it made for fun stories
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Bill Sienkiewicz Hulk
Sienkiewicz can do anything
He is IMO, the greatest living comic artist
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I know everyone likes to dump on the Marvel movies, but this movie was dynamite, and this scene was iconic.
I could see this in a Cap comic, and that shield flip when he finishes in the elevator is pure badassery.
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Dave Cockrum rules. Honestly, he drew one of the best Wolverines around. Body language, stature, and Cockrum got Logan’s height. Cockrum, like Romita Sr, is a master of minimal linework.
Badass
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George Freeman Jack of Hearts
This is fire 🔥
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Ahhh for the days when comics had pin ups rather than variant covers that necessitate buying an extra copy.
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Yer screwed when Darkseid and his dog show up.
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Rick Leonardi x-Men splash
Nobody draws like Leonardi
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Perez Starfire is perfection, and Grummet does it right here too, the nails that hair, those eyes and drew her at proper height. That’s my Starfire. 😍
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46 years of reading comics, I have yet to find an Alan Davis comic I haven’t liked, he’s that good. Davis’ work is stylish, sexy and always fun. Giving him a run on Batman may have seemed a bad fit, but Davis owned it, as always
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I read these as they came out, the wait each month was excruciating.
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I still think this costume slaps hard
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A reminder that Miller, at the top of his game, was untouchable. Bold, experimental and uncompromising. There are other great works of his, but aesthetically, inking himself here, is just gorgeous and my favorite work of his.
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Kyle Baker Shadow was brilliant and disturbing
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Someone recently claimed to be the "best Wolverine Artist"
You be the judge, here are some of the competitors
Adam Kubert
Alan Davis
Art Adams
Barry Windsor Smith
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How’s this for a cover/splash page combo? This is comic book perfection from Barry Windsor Smith
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One of my favorites, by the mighty Jim Aparo
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John Byrne Fantastic Four. Slowly making my way through this run. It’s sweet comic perfection
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John Byrne Fantastic Four. Man these issues are terrific. Covers, interiors, just awesome art and great stories.
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Mazzucchelli is noted for his interiors, but he drew some bangin covers too. These two standalone stories are two of my all time favorites, this whole run was next level good. ONeil and Miller on writing chores. Pure gold
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Art Adams did pieces for the credits page of Classic X-Men. Small but beautiful
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For the life of me I’ll never understand why Bart Sears didn’t become more popular. This art is fire 🔥
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I’ve often wondered, who is Kirby’s heir?
Ron Frenz Silver Surfer…
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Art Adams cover and credit page art, Classic X-men
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