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Uncanny X-Men: First Class Giant-Size Special

Volume: 1

Issue: 1

Writers: Jeff Parker, Scott Gray, Roger Langridge

Pencils: Craig Rousseau, David Williams, Dennis Calero, Sean Galloway, Joe Infurnari, Cameron Stewart, Jeff Parker

Inks: Craig Rousseau, John Beatty, Dennis Calero, Sean Galloway, Joe Infurnari, Cameron Stewart, Jeff Parker

Colours: Val Staples, Guillem Mari, Dennis Calero, Sean Galloway Joe Infurnari, Brad Anderson, Jeff Parker

Covers: : Skottie Young

Marvel

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Sliders Special #2: Blood and Splendor

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Clever

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Dennis Calero - The Shadow

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Magic the Gathering Wayfarer #1-3 (1995-1996) by Acclaim / Armada

1 (November 1995)

Written by Jeff Gomez, drawn by various, cover by Michael Kaluta.

2 (December 1995)

Written by Jeff Gomez, drawn by Val Mayerik cover by Michael Kaluta.

3 (January 1996)

"Written by Jeff Gomez, drawn by various, cover by Michael Kaluta. 

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AfterShock Media Announces an International Deal for Adam Glass' The Normals

AfterShock Media Announces an International Deal for Adam Glass' The Normals #comics #comicbooks

AfterShock Comics and AfterShock Media have announced that The Normals from writer Adam Glass has  been optioned by Werner Films for Australia’s SBS. The series will be executive produced by Werner Films’ Joanna Werner and Stuart Menzies alongside Glass and AfterShock’s Jon Kramer, Carrie Stein, and Lee Kramer. Louise Fox will showrun the series and Rive Gauche Television, an AfterShock Media…

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Cowboys & Aliens HC #1 (2006) Fred Van Lente & Andrew Foley Writers / Luciano Lima & Dennis Calero Artist / 1st Appearance of Zeke Johnson

#CowboysAndAliens HC #1 (2006) #FredVanLente & #AndrewFoley Writers / #LucianoLima & #DennisCalero Artist / 1st Appearance of #ZekeJohnson "Cowboys & Aliens" The Old West: An era when all a man could count on was his horse and his six-gun, and Indians fought a losing battle with European settlers. SAVE ON SHIPPING COST - NOW AVAILABLE FOR LOCAL PICK UP IN DELTONA, FLORIDA https://rarecomicbooks.fashionablewebs.com/Cowboys%20&%20Aliens%20HC.html  #PLATINUMSTUDIOSCOMICS #KeyComicBooks #ComicBooks #KeyIssue ##RareComicBooks #NerdyGifts

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Alan Scott by Dennis Calero JSA Classified #25

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Today's eBay spotlight (Seller ID: RadioIndy)! Ash & The Army of Darkness #2 (CVR A) from 2013! Horror action by Steve Niles & Dennis Calero from Dynamite! #comics #ashandthearmyofdarkness #evildead #steveniles #denniscalero #dynamitecomics #2013 #horrorcomics #VintageComics #ComicCollector #comicdealer #auctions #ebay #RadioIndy #DownsizingMyCollection #EverythingMustGo #BuyMyStuff

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Sliders: Darkest Hour #2

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8 & 28?

ooh thanks!!

Who’s your favorite artist (fanon or canon)?

I can't say I know anything about art! The quick answer is Bill Sienkiewicz and Rod Reis, who both do fabulous free-form art like so:

Then early X-Factor Investigations (left) had a smooth, noir style that was really well-done by Ryan Sook (pencils)/Wade von Grawbadger (his actual name apparently???? inks)/Dennis Calero (both)/Jose Villarrubia (colours). The colourist I feel like I have to credit because the whole run has washed-out, greenish colours that really add to the atmosphere. However I also have to put in that he whitewashes two of the regulars h e a v i l y. From what I've seen that's partly the fault of editorial, but it bears mentioning.

Also have to credit Marco Checcetto (pencil/ink) and Andres Mossa (colour) for drawing the sickest version of Sunspot in Avengers World (right). Their service in making my 3rd-fave look cool will not go forgotten. Checcetto's work on Elektra in the most recent Daredevil also looks great, though I only see the covers.

Some bonus mentions for art that I've read that was enjoyable are Jae Lee (pencils)/Al Milgrom (Inks) on 90s X-Factor and Terry Shoemaker/Al Milgrom on assorted X-Force/New Mutants fill-ins

What got you into comics?

Scully, you're not gonna believe this one. In 2018 I was living in the UK for a bit and came down the flu for the first time in years at the same time as Deadpool 2 was coming out with the associated marketing campaign. I was stuck in bed for 3 days straight. Looking for easy watching, I pulled up Deadpool 1. I don't remember anything of it except the Hugh Jackman joke and that it wasn't very funny.

Because I had nothing else to do, I did some googling and pulled up the Spider-Man/Daredevil joke comic that was ongoing at the time. I enjoyed some bits, I didn't enjoy some bits, I realized comics were a fully unexplored world to me. I had no idea it was so convoluted, cheesy, and self-referential. So I just searched it on tumblr because I was, again, stuck in bed except for meals and one miserable milk run. That turned up a whole bunch of those 'all LBGTQ+ superheroes in comics!' graphics because credulous nobodies think that Deadpool is 'representation' instead of 90s homophobic gay chicken gone too far.

Knowing this and being neck-deep in 90s Legally We're Not Allowed To Do Gay Stuff But We're Trying Hard DS9 at the time I got hit, I decided to follow up on the other gay characters I saw in the graphics to see how/why they were allowed to be gay on-panel in the 90s. That started me off with The Authority v1-4, then the Shatterstar reading list put together by lornahs on tumblr since I knew that character had a cameo in the new movie. The rest is history!

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Practically

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Dennis Calero - Army of Darkness 

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. A smart and engaging drama that takes readers into a dark future-world of biotech gone wrong.