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#577350 - 09/12/10 06:18 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
Budman Member Registered: 12/13/01 Posts: 1859 Loc: Penfield, Ny USA	Quote: humorous intentions Sometimes, yes. _________________________ "God you are a Genius Budman." --Alexander Ness "I know." --Budman
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#577351 - 09/12/10 07:36 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Budman]
Paul W. Sondersted, Jr. Member Registered: 07/22/01 Posts: 4593 Loc: Sparks, Nevada, United States	Well, I can honestly say that there are times when I'm not too sure about your intentions (no one can really SEE intentions via the Internet), but usually the context is a giveaway...sometimes! _________________________ Why do I react to exaggerations ----- IJit outed as a liar & coward
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#577355 - 09/12/10 11:53 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Budman]
Peter Urkowitz Member Registered: 08/28/00 Posts: 3230 Loc: Salem, MA, USA	Originally Posted By: Budman Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr. As my pal, shjonescrk, mentions, JB traded the piece for an original Jack Kirby page from Fantastic Four #5 (the first FF issue that JB read). What a cad JB is for forcing Jim Warden to make such an unfair deal! At the time I posted my dig, I didn't know it was a trade for something else. He has done these detailed drawings for him before as a commission. Looking at the piece of art he traded for, I gotta say I think Warden made out on the deal as I don't share the sentimental reasons Byrne has. Kirby/Sinnott art goes for high prices, even fairly simple pages like this one. Leaving out his dig at more-detailed-but-slower modern artists, I thought Byrne explained pretty well the appeal of that page.
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#577569 - 09/15/10 10:53 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Troy Lightbourne]
escapefromreality Junior member Registered: 10/25/06 Posts: 1	Originally Posted By: Troy Lightbourne I haven't seen Lee Nail post in a while. Oh I'm still around. I had my say. :-)
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#577580 - 09/16/10 03:41 AM Re: Q for JB [Re: escapefromreality]
Bendrix Member Registered: 07/26/04 Posts: 295	So throwing a fit and leave every time something that you get hired to do and payed for is not going the way you want it to is the definition of professionalism now? Okay....
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#577586 - 09/16/10 09:08 AM Re: Q for JB [Re: escapefromreality]
Troy Lightbourne Member Registered: 05/03/10 Posts: 543	Originally Posted By: escapefromreality Originally Posted By: Troy Lightbourne I haven't seen Lee Nail post in a while. Oh I'm still around. I had my say. :-) You sure did and you were the voice of reason over there. Glad to hear you're still there. _________________________ "...M*****..." ---John Byrne, a sixty year old man unwilling to refer to Marvel Comics by their proper name because they'd canceled his book.
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#577587 - 09/16/10 09:08 AM Re: Q for JB [Re: Bendrix]
Joe Lee Member Registered: 06/22/01 Posts: 12277	Originally Posted By: Bendrix So throwing a fit and leave every time something that you get hired to do and payed for is not going the way you want it to is the definition of professionalism now? Okay.... Sadly, yes. And I've seen worse. Much worse. People are acting like the whole world should kiss their ass, and worship the ground they procrastinate on, just for showing up and doing a crappy job. Edited by Joe Lee (09/16/10 09:10 AM)
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#577588 - 09/16/10 09:11 AM Re: Q for JB [Re: Bendrix]
Troy Lightbourne Member Registered: 05/03/10 Posts: 543	Originally Posted By: Bendrix So throwing a fit and leave every time something that you get hired to do and payed for is not going the way you want it to is the definition of professionalism now? Okay.... But there were "mitigating circumstances"...EVERY TIME!! Don't ask me how George Perez, Alan Davis, and countless others were able to enjoy lengthy careers at both Marvel (M*** for you JBF members!) and DC without these "mitigating circumstances" creeping up. For some reason, Byrne just happens to have been notably unfortunate in that regard. _________________________ "...M***..." ---John Byrne, a sixty year old man unwilling to refer to Marvel Comics by their proper name because they'd canceled his book.
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#577612 - 09/16/10 06:06 PM Re: Q for JB [Re: Troy Lightbourne]
Paul W. Sondersted, Jr. Member Registered: 07/22/01 Posts: 4593 Loc: Sparks, Nevada, United States	Poor John... _________________________ Why do I react to exaggerations ----- IJit outed as a liar & coward
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#577627 - 09/17/10 09:21 AM Re: Q for JB [Re: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr.]
Troy Lightbourne Member Registered: 05/03/10 Posts: 543	Originally Posted By: Paul W. Sondersted, Jr. Poor John... Unfortunately, Poor John sure hasn't handled his "mitigating circumstances" with that same "maturity" you credit Poor Lars and Fred for showing when they got dumped on. ("Jim Shooter double-crossed me!" x Thirty years!) _________________________ "...M*****..." ---John Byrne, a sixty year old man unwilling to refer to Marvel Comics by their proper name because they'd canceled his book.
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