Panel from Ultimate X-Men #16 (May 2002), script by Mark Millar, pencils by Adam Kubert, inks by Danny Miki, colors by David Stewart, letters by Chris Eliopoulos
Thursday, September 16, 2010
365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 259
Panel from Ultimate X-Men #16 (May 2002), script by Mark Millar, pencils by Adam Kubert, inks by Danny Miki, colors by David Stewart, letters by Chris Eliopoulos
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Ummm... Bully, I freely admit I don't keep up with my X-Men and ultimates, but is there any logical reason why Beast has longhair, a beard, macho arm hair on *top* of his fur, long hair, and those glasses? Did he go from genius to obnoxious wannabe "hipster" (evidently that's now what the term describes, and not coffee drinking beatniks with bongos), or is Hank trying to impersonate a blue, musclebound Spielberg? Anyway, it all makes his dialogue come off as even more pretentious and obnoxious.
Andrew, because he's ultimate!
That's funny...I was going to mention the same thing as Andrew. Kubert must have thought that Beast just had blue skin or something. That's terrible.
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