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Byrne's artwork looks sleeker and cleaner than it has in years.....
Agreed! It looks fantastic Really. Byrne's always been a favorite of mine. But when he started inking...he really over did it. I wonder if some else did the inking on that Picture...or he's changing his inking style?
Agreed! It looks fantastic Really. Byrne's always been a favorite of mine. But when he started inking...he really over did it. I wonder if some else did the inking on that Picture...or he's changing his inking style?
Yes, I wasn't a huge Byrne fan, but I did collect a lot of the FF in the mid-80s, mainly because I was bored. I don't know who the inker was, but it seemed a bit sketchy by '85/'86. I liked it initially, but it got dull after a while.
My favorite of his work was his Avengers work from #181-191, She-Hulk was also good. His DC work on Supes and was interesting, but it just seemed he was way over-exposed, having his hand in too many new projects on the strength of his name alone.
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For that I would forgive the odd compositional/perspective stuff going on with the figures in the front row... Wolverine's top half is standing in front of Cap and Iron Man, but his bottom half is standing behind Cap and Iron Man. It's like an Escher drawing.
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