Panels from Ultimate X-Men #1 (February 2001), script by Mark Millar, pencils by Adam Kubert, inks by Art Thibert, colors by Richard Isanove, letters by Richard Starkings and Wes Abbott
Sunday, March 28, 2010
365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 87
Panels from Ultimate X-Men #1 (February 2001), script by Mark Millar, pencils by Adam Kubert, inks by Art Thibert, colors by Richard Isanove, letters by Richard Starkings and Wes Abbott
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The "big palooka" version of Beast is still my favrit. I can appreciate the instinct to ugly him up a notch, but the notion of a character who is simultaneously a throwback to our pre-sapiens past and a vision of our post-sapiense potential - but who isn't at the same time a consarned cereal mascot (wrote that before I remebered about CatBeast, oddly) - is an attractive one, I think.
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I demand that Day 88 be Hank giving this guy the what-for.
The scene's kind of perfect on its own. You just know what's about to happen.
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