Posted by KreeCapt on January 30, 2008, 3:00 am, in reply to "Aparo All The Way!"
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Aparo's work was great! Of course I always loved Jim's stuff. His depiction of Arthur still is the first that comes to mind, visually.
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: PAD did a good job but when you see an Aquaman
: story drawn by anyone except Jim Aparo you
: can bet it's frm the decades long
: deconstruction of a character that used to
: work.
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