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TheBlueMarvel · 10-04-2017, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Parademon1

outstanding response. I am taking no offense to this at all. Maybe I didn't word my initial response as good as I could have. I loved JRJR's artwork way more in the 70s/80s when he drew in a more realistic sense, if ya know what I mean. Then all of a sudden, he changed his art style to a form that looked lazy & less detailed to me. I 1st noticed it during the "Onslaught" crossover & I saw his pencils on Spidey fighting the 2 Sentinels" I was like "whoa, this is the same JRJR that penciled the classic Ironman stories? What happened? As I stated before, he & his dad are legends in Marvel comics history, I just couldn't get into his altered/changed artwork. I got many comics with his artwork in X-men/Spiderman/WW Hulk, but it was not as pleasing to the eye as his early work on Ironman was.

Nice to see someone who doesn't get offended by passionate beliefs and slight disagreements. Truth be told, although our political paradigms seem a bit different, I agree with much of what you say about comics and toys...with this latest comment being no different. JRJR did change-up his style, but I stuck by him on the strength of the cachet he built with me as a fan of his art...and, yes, his later change in presentation seemed stylistic at first, but it quickly became apparent that it was lazy and half-assed.

Excelsior! lol

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TheBlueMarvel MarvelLegends/DCUniverse Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: On the metaphysical plane of celestial BOOM BAP! Posts: 6,039	Quote: Originally Posted by Parademon1 outstanding response. I am taking no offense to this at all. Maybe I didn't word my initial response as good as I could have. I loved JRJR's artwork way more in the 70s/80s when he drew in a more realistic sense, if ya know what I mean. Then all of a sudden, he changed his art style to a form that looked lazy & less detailed to me. I 1st noticed it during the "Onslaught" crossover & I saw his pencils on Spidey fighting the 2 Sentinels" I was like "whoa, this is the same JRJR that penciled the classic Ironman stories? What happened? As I stated before, he & his dad are legends in Marvel comics history, I just couldn't get into his altered/changed artwork. I got many comics with his artwork in X-men/Spiderman/WW Hulk, but it was not as pleasing to the eye as his early work on Ironman was. Nice to see someone who doesn't get offended by passionate beliefs and slight disagreements. Truth be told, although our political paradigms seem a bit different, I agree with much of what you say about comics and toys...with this latest comment being no different. JRJR did change-up his style, but I stuck by him on the strength of the cachet he built with me as a fan of his art...and, yes, his later change in presentation seemed stylistic at first, but it quickly became apparent that it was lazy and half-assed. Excelsior! lol Last edited by TheBlueMarvel; 10-04-2017 at 10:18 AM..