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Final cover with incredible digital color by the superpowered mutant of color !Inks ONLY, here:
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Just one question. Why are Deadpool, Hulk, Taskmaster, Captain America, Ka-Zar, Zabu, Magneto, Daredevil, Man-Thing, Namor and the 2 dinosaurs on the cover? Anyway, it was a great comic and I'm an owner of that comic and honestly, I love the cover art more than the rest of it. Great job.
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I spy Tony Mastersssssss!!!!! <3 Good work!!!!
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thats sooooooooo amazing art can you make a punisher art? or daredevil and punisher fighting or something art thats even better XD
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I love the inclusion of the dinosaurs! Epic!
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Hulk considers taking a bite of a shapely backside in hsi face and while nobody is watching Deadpool ginsu's Man Thing into a salad.
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my eyes are burning 
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deadpool!! 
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who is the woman in yellow?
the mask looks like bat girl (only this is for marvel & she is with out cape, logo & with a sash.)
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I was wondering that too
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and namor looks like 'Black Adam' from DC.
Lines are so damn good though!!
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Isn't that Black Adam? Between Hulk ,Kazar, and Dare Devil.He's a DC character!
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No dude, thats Namor the Sub-Mariner.
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Wow, so many characters together! Kazar seems to be having a fun time, but if Spidey doesn't pay close attention, those Dinosaurs may try to turn him into a Spider-Snack!
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I read Spider-man for the first time in autumn '88 when Michelinie and McFarlane did it. I enjoyed seeing your influence map! I enjoy trying to find the artistic similarities between generations of artists.
I see how your influence map can have Jim Lee in it, but I also see the gnarliness of McFarlane's distorted anatomical perspective. Muscles are depicted like the surface of a twisted branch.. I think this jaw of Captain America is a relative of the early Spider-man /Hulk characters of McFarlane. ..Maybe you might argue both the artists left their stylistic stamp upon the mainstream. That the vast-proportioned torsos and edgy muscles emerged into THE mainstream comics style, (just like Romita Sr's was the pre-eminent Spidey in the 70s).
I am also grateful you're sharing your work on DA for us to see. looking forward to seeing more of your work in print. Best regards,
a fan of brilliant comics
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super wow!!! from scratch to here! turns out great! awesome!
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LOVE you are the most incredible artist...awesome
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