Some other guesses...
DC only: Mort Meskin; all the Batman guys: Kane, Moldoff, Paris, Sprang; Mike Sekowsky, Sid Greene, Pat Boyette, CC Beck.
Wayne Boring came to mind, but I remembered that he'd done a few issues of Captain Marvel.
Marvel types: Barry Smith? (He must have done something for DC, right?); Gary Friedrich; Larry Lieber; Dick Ayers.
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06-25-2009, 07:37 AM #16Senior Member
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06-25-2009, 07:42 AM #17*choke*
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Also an issue of Thor, I'm pretty sure.
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Did a great job inking George Tuska on the Ka-Zar lead in Marvel Super-Heroes #19.Sid GreeneLast edited by dan bailey; 06-25-2009 at 07:46 AM.
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06-25-2009, 07:52 AM #18Forgive Friedrich's Debt
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Geoff Johns wrote the Avengers, didn't he? I believe he wrote the issue with the infamous Hank-Jan sex scene.
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I was just about to post that, having read a mention of it mere seconds ago in another forum. Originally Posted by Sir Tim Drake
I tend to split superhero comics fans into "People who like Krypto" and "People who don't like Krypto."
Basically, if you miss the wonder of a dog flying around in a little Superman cape, you're in the wrong hobby.
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06-25-2009, 08:20 AM #20Steel Curtain Forever
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Sprang did an issue of the X-men and a Captain America in Tales of Suspense. Originally Posted by prince hal
Sekowsky did two Inhuman issues in Amazing Adventures.
Ayers drew the Freedom Fighters for DC and it seemed some other seventies stuff.
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06-25-2009, 08:23 AM #21I love the 80s!
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Newton drew an Avengers Annual (either #7, #8, or #9) and I think he may have done a couple other Marvel comics here and there. Originally Posted by Kosmopolit
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06-25-2009, 08:30 AM #23I love the 80s!
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I think so, too. I think I'd remember if Dick Sprang drew an issue of X-Men at one point. Plus, his wikipedia biography says that he retired from drawing comics in 1963 (the year X-Men started and before Cap returned). Originally Posted by JKCarrier
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Unfortunately, Wolverine escaped to the U.S. with the X-Men. Soon after this stunning debacle, Trudeau's Liberal Party would go down to defeat in the May 1979 election.
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06-25-2009, 08:35 AM #24Steel Curtain Forever
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Ooops, got Sparling and Sprang mixed up. Originally Posted by JKCarrier
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06-25-2009, 08:42 AM #25Steel Curtain Forever
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I think he inked the great Frank Robbins on Captain America 181 or 182. Originally Posted by Cei-U!
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Sekowsky drew Inhumans in Amazing Adventures and Super-Villain Team-Up for Marvel.
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Mike Grell wrote Iron Man for a short period a few years ago, and drew at least one issue.
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06-25-2009, 08:56 AM #28Idaho Spuds
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Newton also did parts of Giant-Size Defenders # 3. Read it again a couple days back. Originally Posted by spoon_jenkins
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Well, at least that puts paid to my pending speculation about Sparling ... Originally Posted by Paiute 1
I tend to split superhero comics fans into "People who like Krypto" and "People who don't like Krypto."
Basically, if you miss the wonder of a dog flying around in a little Superman cape, you're in the wrong hobby.
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06-25-2009, 09:18 AM #30I love the 80s!
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Off the top of my head, I don't remember any DC work by Bill Mantlo, Paul Smith, or Bill Sienkiewicz. Of course, you guys will come up with some blindingly obvious credits that I missed.
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Unfortunately, Wolverine escaped to the U.S. with the X-Men. Soon after this stunning debacle, Trudeau's Liberal Party would go down to defeat in the May 1979 election.
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