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Recently, I found some reasonably priced Artist's Editions on sale an picked them up. These are books that collect full size images of original comic art. One that I got was The Best of DC War, which features lots of Joe Kubert pages. As if I didn't already consider him the best comics artist ever, seeing his techniques up close is truly a thing of beauty.
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5 comments:
Fantastic!! Seeing his 'everyman' made for a different feel for some of the super heroes. Don't remember seeing his take on Wonder Woman though. shame.
Great concept on this cover, Ross!
Just use lead bullets, Rock. They won't kill him, but they'll slow him down -- hopefully, just enough. (Now waiting for someone to chime in with, "No, Bob, in the comics...")
And congrats on that find, Ross. It's not often one can find a personal treasure like that.
I'm surprised this isn't a team-up between WBN and the Creature Commandos. Makes me wonder if this is a time-displaced Jack Russell...or his paternal grandfather, Baron Gregor Russoff, filling in for an MIA Warren Griffith?
This would make the perfect final chapter for a trilogy that began with STF #1172 (@ 11 years and 1 month ago, today!) before flashing back to STF #2727 (@ Oct. 1 nearly seven years ago). In other words: the Nazis (probably under Arnim Zola) had captured Easy Company in order to turn _them_ into monsters! Pro-Axis, of course. And the only one who knew where they were being held captive was a lycanthropic escapee. Jack Russell's paternal "fur-bear".
They could meet the Primate Patrol, too.
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