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Thankks Fly.

But, is it me, or Byrne gives all his heroic women the same face? Check his WW, Shulkie, etc.

just a thought

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yep. Great work Yatz, the facial resemblance is amazing. it odes look like her, better than her comicbook representation (not only for her body).

You shure are improving your skills.

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It was a secquence he did for awefilms. I don't know if it is still there.

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The problem is not the small head. The problem is that one arm, is longer than the other, Her left arm is too long by it self and her fore arm is too short. her torso is way too long, and her legs are short in comparisson. Thay's what I see as disproportioned.
This guy has a lot of skills, but he should try to check an anatomy reference book some time.

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mans. that was funny. Great story telling, not only your skills keep on improving, but you also know how to draw a very amauzing comic page. The story flows through the vignets/frames and it's all very well spaced.

Great work!

PS: her noseless face reminds me of Keown's Pitt. Sweet

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Glad to hear you are back.

Nickelodeon is a Tv network kind of like Cartoon Network, but way cooler (at least for me).

MGN, what's with thta Viacom suit?

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Thanks ze, that's one hell of a drawing.

What an awesome guy-who-draw (i don't know the exact word :$) is Jean Sinclair damn it.

yeah, Sinclair is an amazing "guy-who-draw", and I think you mean artist, penciler,ands so on.

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Mark Millar completely slaughtered the Marvel U. In the recent Spotlight book of CW Aftermarth, they did a nice run on the concecuences and all, but more important the interviewed Slott and Rick Burchett (the current and possibly more than eventual penciler) about She-Hulk.
Slott mentions how surprised he was when he recieved the news that Jen was in the Pro-Reg side. I won't comment on Burchett style because it seems that we are the only ones that think she should get a more "classic" style/artist. It seems one of the reasons her book had big sales was not only Slott's plot, but Bobillo and all the other artist's simple and not too flashy art style.

And guys, sadly the only way Phipps, DCM, Wreck, Rex (10-4), or any other quallified artist for pro work (sorry for every one I omitted, it would be too long) to get a shot at Shulkie or any other buffed up female character, is for every FMG/FBB fan in the world to come out of the closet.

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PS: I think "World Without Hulk" is Slott's way of saying to Millar don't you dare f#*k with my character and her decissions.

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200 views. 3 replies.
Let's not all chime in at once, alright?  ::)

Yes, it's really  dissapointing to see so many views and so few posts.

Regarding the SH title. Slott is the only one that has written her book is that line. The "Search for She-Hulk" story line, is another Avengers story with amazing art.

Some issues from her sensational days do have some nice renditions, and many of her guest appearences do have some interesting style.

Regarding the story itself, like I stated before, Slott is the only one to write her that way. Sadly, his plotlines have started to fall down since all the StarFox saga (precisely after that 100th issue you got). I'm a big fan of the first 12 issues run that SLott wrote, but now, I feel that between the art that it's not too thrilling and the fact that Marvel decided to put her in the pro-registration side, her stories are falling down. At least for me.

Even so, i'll wait to see what happens in this new "World Wothout Hulk" saga.

just my 2 cents,

Fasola

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do i always have to type 'I'm only kiddin" when i make a joke or a funny comment? sheesh!

Instead of typing exactly the same, Ill just quote you.

Cpbell, don't star an imaginary scenario, because my brain is starting to burn thinking of ZSidane's headbang, any foward player bouncing of her, or any defense player actually tying to stop her. Not to mention any Referee booking her gor exesive use of force.

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