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I don't think either company will ever be this fun again....
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The more recent JLA/Avengers though really has the same vibe as the earlier ones...It fits in well
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Of all those the only one i have is Superman/Spiderman. Thanks for reminding me of that, ive got to find those!Comment
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I really liked the Batman/Captain America team-up Byrne did.
But you can't beat the Spidey/Superman ones or the Hulk/Batman for the art alone. Love that large-size Garcia Lopez art. Is that the only time he worked on Marvel characters?Last edited by madmarva; Feb 25, '12, 5:18 PM.Comment
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That may be correct. He was always a DC guy. I'll check. (He was also one of their main advertising artist.)Comment
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Garcia Lopez's Joker art is phenomenal in that tabloid...Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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That's some classic shizznit! I remember when that was in the news and Stan was interviewed on eyewitness news about the cross over. Garcia Lopez was a freeking amazing illustrator very few ever reached his level of draftsmanship.
I have all those books and I'm always on the look out for those treasury editions from both DC and MarvelComment
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As much as I like the Busiek/Perez JLA/Avengers I still wish we got a tabloid sized team up with Perez art back in the day...Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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some of the Amalgam were fun, but non beat the classics. I don't even think the recent Perez JLA/Avengers could have matched the thrill of what the original could have been.
Last edited by samurainoir; Feb 25, '12, 6:51 PM.Comment
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^^^
Rob Liefeld apparently owns the original JLA/Avengers pages!Comment
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^ And yet he obviously never looked at them and studied from a true master
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It's a shame Jim Shooter put a stop to the original JLA/Avengers. I've read multiple accounts from folks on both sides, and almost everyone agrees Shooter just refused to play ball. He let a simple miscommunication shut down the whole project as I recall.
The eventual Busiek/Perez version may be the last truly fun comic project published by the big two before both seemed to get mired in the super-mega-event-blood-and-gore-reboot era.
ChrisComment
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Those pages are just beautiful without colors (and modern colors to ruin it)Comment
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