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Description
Fantastic Four # 209 page 6 - Those darn insidious Skrulls!
Inscriptions / Signatures
Signed (bottom right) John Byrne
Commentaire
Skrulls, Skrulls and more scheming Skrulls! Gotta love 'em! Especially when they're pencilled with panache by John Byrne and inked with exquisite aplomb by Joe Sinnott!
Absolute beaut of a page with loads of energy, movement, some GREAT Skrullish expressions and the unmistakable rendering skills of one of the best inkers in the comics biz ever. And hilariously nefarious dialogue by Marv Wolfman, who was clearly having fun! Could you love to hate any villains more? Could you possibly write them to be more craven and treacherous? Love this page!
Never thought my humble collection would have a Byrne FF page in it - and with Sinnott to boot! One to be treasured and enjoyed. This was on the stands at the same time as X-Men #124, so Byrne was around a year and a half into his iconic run and a year from completely revamping and refreshing the FF too from #220.
Absolute beaut of a page with loads of energy, movement, some GREAT Skrullish expressions and the unmistakable rendering skills of one of the best inkers in the comics biz ever. And hilariously nefarious dialogue by Marv Wolfman, who was clearly having fun! Could you love to hate any villains more? Could you possibly write them to be more craven and treacherous? Love this page!
Never thought my humble collection would have a Byrne FF page in it - and with Sinnott to boot! One to be treasured and enjoyed. This was on the stands at the same time as X-Men #124, so Byrne was around a year and a half into his iconic run and a year from completely revamping and refreshing the FF too from #220.
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A propos de John Byrne
John Byrne est un auteur de comics qui commença comme dessinateur, avant de devenir aussi scénariste. l connaît un grand succès dès ses débuts dans les années 1970 avec la série Uncanny X-Men puis Fantastic Four dans les années 1980. C'est en 1986 qu'il devient incontournable avec sa version très controversée de Superman.
