I love Jack's take on New York City here, it could easily be New Genesis it looks so futuristic, and Sinnott's inks just make the perspective all the more stronger. Plus no one draws the Surfer like the King!
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I haven't read Marvel in a long time, but I always loved the Silver Surfer, tho' it looks like he's gotten pretty grim in his internal monologue.
ReplyDeleteHey ToB - yeah I'm a big fan of the Surfer too and I think it's one of the sweetest concepts Marvel has going.
ReplyDeleteBut you are right, ol' silver britches does seem to change his moods quite a bit over the years, with each new writer.
That said I look forward to seeing where he's headed after Thanos Imperative!
Thanks for the comments!