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Neal Adams
Bernie Wrightson
Alex Ross
John Bolton
Brian Bolland
Alan Davies
Bernie Wrightson
Alex Ross
John Bolton
Brian Bolland
Alan Davies
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British by birth....English by the grace of God. 
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Alan Davis is another underrated Batman artist..I enjoyed his work on "Batman and the Outsiders" and "Detective Comics"...good super-hero stuff!Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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... The Original Knight ..., Often Imitated, However Never Duplicated. The 1st Knight in Customs.
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The sequel to "The Dark Knight" is a mess...crammed with too many characters outside of the usual Batman mythos...overpriced...and what seems like the beginning of Frank Miller thumbing his nose at DC which would culminate with the "All-Crap Batman" title.Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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^^^ Ahhh,.. Big thanks for the info.
You Know what I really liked ? It was Todd's McFarlanes Batman/Spawn Book. I thought it was great How he drew Batman in there. & At the end of the Book, when Batman threw that Bat-R-Rang at Spawns Face,.. then it stuck, Todd took that over to his own book, & had Spawn Use a ShoeLace to tie his face back together. I just thought it was neat.... The Original Knight ..., Often Imitated, However Never Duplicated. The 1st Knight in Customs.
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#1 Jim Lee!!
Neal Adams
Marshall Rogers
Frank Miller(but only in some Panels of TDKR...the rest are spotty at best
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David Mazzucchelli
Jim Aparo
Don Newton
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Mazzuchelli, Matt Wagner, Dick Sprang, Paul Pope, Norm Breyfogle, Bruce Timm, Darwyn Cooke, Alan Davis, InfantinoYou must try to generate happiness within yourself. If you aren't happy in one place, chances are you won't be happy anyplace. -Ernie BanksComment
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1) Definitely Jim Aparo. Definitely, definitely. For The Brave and the Bold and Batman and the Outsiders.
2) Neal Adams - for defining Batman for the modern age
3) Marshall Rodgers - love, love, love his work.
4) Alan Davis - As much as I love the square-jaw look and the sharp angles of Jim Aparo's stuff - that's exactly how much I love the more rounder (is that the best way to put it?) look by Davis, like Tom Grummet.
5) Alex Ross - I like re-reading War On Crime, JLA: Secret Origins, the other oversized JLA book and Justice. I like the personality that comes through - I wonder which is more terrifying, seeing or not seeing Batman's eyes. Okay, the costume is kind of freaky, but the eyes probably inspire more fear.
6) George Perez - there's nothing he can't draw
7) Jim Lee - the reason i read Hush and didn't mind not understanding everything.
8) Mike Parobeck - "No disrespect" to Ty Temleton - But The Batman Adventures didn't really pop until #7 with Killer Croc.
9) Chris Jones - Keeping what Mike Parobeck started going.
10) Adam West - how can you not have him on any Batman list? He was as much an "artist" as any one else on the list!
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"Some days you just can't get rid of a bomb!"Comment
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Bob Kane
David Mazzucchelli"s work on Year one still blows me away 20 years later. What's he doing now? Anyone know? Just curious.Comment
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Bob Kane
David MazzuchelliComment
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Neal Adams, Aparo, Mazzuchelli for sure...
Where's all the Breyfogle love? I thought he'd be a very popular choice! I loved his run..."If you take a dog which is starving and feed him and make him prosperous, that dog will not bite you. This is the primary difference between a dog and a man."
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