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5 comments:
WOW! That is easily the best one you've done in a long time--and that's not a critique of your usual custom covers, that's just a statement of how good this one is! Great job!
This one is pretty freakin legend, bro! ...and its disturbing.
I totally agree with the above. The art looks almost like it was drawn as a unit, the story idea looks very compelling, and the two characters are a study in contrasts -- something at which you particularly excel.
And speaking of the latter, I bring up yet again my favorite team-up suggestion: Wolverine and Ambush Bug.
Wow! That's cool!
I'd almost like to see a Human Torch and Toro team up with Arthur and Garth!
And, let me say, if you are not reading Aquaman, you should give it a try. Yes, the stories are a bit padded for trades; but I am really enjoying how cool Arthur is.
It's been awhile since I've read a Fantastic Four book. Waid and Weringo's run was pretty good. I never clicked with what Hickman was doing. I have the entire Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four all-ages run. I think Jeff Parker wrote most issues. Now he's writing Batman '66 - another great book!
Pretty cool! Now all you need is a second confrontation where Arthur brutally takes down Johnny in an aquatic setting.
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