1 day ago by Tony Marine

Well, it seems I've come full circle in my collecting life. As outlined in my article for CFA-APA 62, owning a John Byrne Fantastic Four page is what set me down the path of collecting original art. Despite the fact that Byrne worked on over 60 issues, good pages are very scarce!! Over the years, I ...

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5 days ago by admin

My artwork at this point was influenced mostly by Jack Kirby and John Byrne . Byrne was always imitating certain aspects of Kirby’s work so the two influences complimented each other. Kirby influenced my layout and dynamic sense in the penciling. I always tried to get the most action packed pencils ...

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8 days ago by judecowell

To paraphrase an earlier assertion: when politicians put on a big show in one direction, be sure to look elsewhere for what they’re really up to…and I may have found one of their shell games. John Byrne at Raw Story has it: ‘Bush quietly seeks to make war powers permanent, by declaring indefinite st ...

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10 days ago by John

John Byrne is the first comics artist I ever started to follow. I read all of his major works and I’ve enjoyed most of them. I haven’t been following him in the last 2-3 years, there’s just too much new stuff to read. The fact that I know much about his work definitely decreased my enjoyment of this ...

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10 days ago by Jon Hastings

Writers: John Ostrander & Len Wein Artists: John Byrne & Karl Kesel In a comment on my post on the previous issue, Nik brought up the series' seemingly endless exposition scenes. In this issue, the exposition is cross-cut with the main action: at the bottom of every page we have a panel of Darkseid ...

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11 days ago by Roger Owen Green

FantaCo was the comic book store/publisher/mail order center/convention house where I worked from May 1980 to November 1988. It opened August 28, 1978, 30 years ago today. And it closed on August 28, 1998, 10 years ago today. The Chronicles were comic-book-sized magazines about various comic book ch ...

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11 days ago by Jon Hastings

Writers: John Ostrander & Len Wein Artists: John Byrne & Karl Kesel So - what's the point of Legends? From a market perspective, Legends was supposed to help reintroduce some characters into the post-Crisis Mythos: Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman, a new incarnation of the Justice League, the Wally West ...

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12 days ago by Jon Hastings

Writers: John Ostrander & Len Wein Artists: John Byrne & Karl Kesel Since the second Flash series "spun out" of Legends, I thought it would be interesting to take a closer look at it. I'm glad I did! A lot of my recent theoretical/critical musings on DC comics have been based on half-remembered comi ...

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13 days ago by lotrking

In Flashback, LOTRKing reviews a random back issue (in many instances, one he hasn’t read before) and attempts to make sense of both the story and its place in Marvel history. This is by far the best issue I have yet reviewed for Flashback. I’d like to say it is likely because it is a Fantastic Four ...

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20 days ago by googum

In case you didn't approve of Doc Samson's retro look: I mentioned this a while back: John Byrne's new costume design for Doc Samson in his 80's Incredible Hulk run, these panels circa issue #317. ("You're Probably Wondering Why I Called You Here Today..." Story and art by Byrne, background inks by ...

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