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- Hulk: City of Idols. I’m ready for this story to take its foot off the brakes and get somewhere. Feels like it’s been revving its engine for too long.
- World’s Finest: Secret Origins. Everything you could want out of a comic book.
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Ambush Bug & Cheeks are great. The fact that they made Bug and included Cheeks, and that he can carry Cheeks like that is wild.
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- Scarlet Witch: Queen of Chaos. This is one of Marvel’s most consistent books. Always delivers and pulls characters in from all over the Marvel universe.
- X-Men: Heir of Apocalypse. There’s some cool character bits in here but Apocalypse’s new heir’s redesign needs a redesign.
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Back with another favorite comic artist: Jim Aparo.
Personally, he’s the definitive Batman artist. His Batman had a grace and humanity that I admired. He’s one of the best storytellers and an unsung hero in art.
Examples include Brave and the Bold, a pinup of Batman’s rogues, Spectre and Aquaman.
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Imagine having all three of these classics in your resume as a director.
Don’t talk to me about Hitchcock and Spielberg and those fools.
Put some respect on Michael Schultz’s name.
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Let me know if you need a VP or secretary of yelling at people or whatnot.
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I’ll have tape over my belly button, like King Hippo. Holding the hernia in place.
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Hernia Hancock’s gonna be my stage name when I hit chippendale’s.
Making this money one way or another.
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Ultimates: Fix the World by Camp and Frigeri.
Iron Lad and Doom have eighteen months to put together a team to take back the world. The new Ultimate universe has been a hit and this chapter was rad. Hyped for more.
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Tomorrow’s Avengers volumes 1 & 2. Collects the early appearances of the original Guardians, including the Korvac saga, which gets better every time I read it. Lots of great 70s Marvel stuff here.
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Elmo Muskrat has to go to the moon, to get the cheddar we need
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Them PayDay Bros hitting Bluesky, looking for the ducats. They ain’t ready.
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- Pep 400. I had a ton of Archie comics as a kid, but this one stuck out because Archie & the gang visited the creators of the comic. I didn’t know they could do that back then.
- Marvel Holiday Special. Look at that Art Adams cover. That’s what made me want to teach myself how to draw.
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- Brave & the Bold 155: I was 8 or 9. Got this at a used book shop with my grandmother. My first Haney & Aparo comic and they became life long favorites.
- Captain America 337. Cap, Falcon, D-Man and that jerk Nomad vs the Serpent Society. One of my first Marvel comics.
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That Captain America 303 is my favorite cover of all time. Batroc throwing a drop kick at Cap while Machete and Zaran make a bet in the background is comic book perfection. The other three covers can change depending on the day, but #303 is always the best.
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Next on my favorite comic artist list: Sam Kieth. Kieth’s art is exaggerated, expressive and bold. He was my favorite of the Image crew.
Examples are include the Maxx, Wolverine and the Hulk.