X-Men 273! Who Drew What? Jim Lee, Klaus Janson, Whilce Portacio, John Byrne & more

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  @kelvo777 · 3 years ago

  Terry Austin inks 3 different pencillers in Cloak and Dagger issues 7, 8 & 9. Mike Mignola, Marc Silvestri,  and Art Adams. Try those.

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  @karlosn5579 · 3 years ago

  One of THE greatest filler issues ever? Just amazing and constantly  overlooked - until you cats shine a long overdue light on it. Thanks, fellas! Always an education!

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  @ALbertoDoriguzzi · 3 years ago

  The Leonardi's pages are, for me, super awesome. The flow is perfect, every panel sends you to the next one. What a great artist.

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  @rawcompoundtv8058 · 2 years ago

  I was just reading this issue and when I noticed multiple art styles.  I came to YouTube, I typed x-men 273 and clicked on this video.  I've been binging the series on Marvel Unlimited from issue 1.

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• RD

  @RDBlade · 3 years ago

  I know Leonardi from Spider-man 2099.  Solid work on that book

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  @danielbedrosian8869 · 3 years ago

  To answer Jim's question, I do and even as a kid tended to always be able to pick out the pencilers and inkers.

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  @unitus · 3 years ago

  Being an X-Fan in the 90s, and just a comic fan in general, yes... I've always been able to pick-up on specific artists' styles. They all have their shorthands and stylistic ticks.

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  @punchyninja · 3 years ago

  totally can tell pencil styles. would love to see you guys do X-Men heroes for hope

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  @AndrewOudevoida · 3 years ago

  Excalibur Air Apparent which came out December 1991 has pencils by Ron Lim, Brian Stelfreeze, Dwayne Turner, Jackson Guise, Rick Leonardi, Erik Larsen, James Fry; with inks by Al Gordon, Karl Story, Klaus Janson, Tom Palmer, Joe Rubinstein, Erik Larsen, Don Hudson.

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• SA

  @sana_ratio · 3 years ago

  Love Golden. Those pages reminded me a bit of Micronauts, especially the glowing tech.

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• LO

  @loicmiermont8401 · 3 years ago

  Rick Leonardi was great on some of the first issues of Spider-Man 2099. First American comic I ever bought in France.

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  @bobhoskins-kl6ue · 3 years ago (edited)

  When I was a kid in the 80's we played this game with who's who and the handbook to the marvel universe.  One of us would hold up a random page and cover the artists name and we would guess.  I can eyeball pencilers and sometimes the inker too for stuff from the 60's-90's, after that I'm not so good.

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