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When I first saw this at the booth, I thought "Hey! A sketch of Outdoor Miner!"
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I posted this on the "Next Gathering" thread in the MMB before I knew of this thread ...
Conner & Krypto by Francis Manapul from Comic Con
sketched on the inside front cover of his portfolio book ... if he's at NY Comic Con in the fall, maybe I can get him to do Red Robin on the inside back cover ...
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From: The waters off eastern Long Island | Registered: Jul 2003
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I don't know how I never posted this before (maybe I did and I can't find it at the moment), but here's Francis Manapul's Cosmic Boy from 2009 -
And here's the one with Invisible Kid that Kabir bought for me this year -
From: San Diego, CA | Registered: Jul 2003
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I could love an entire book drawn in that style. Growing up with a black and white TV, I can fill in the blanks in my mind, and sometimes black and white makes for some stronger line-work.
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Excuse me but can you please direct me to the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles?
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I agree with your b&w stronger line work comment Set. I would love to see some black and white Cinar stuff (aside from the already seen new Legion's promo pics). Perhaps seeing what he could do with some Marvel characters? I bet he would draw one mean Spiderman.
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You buy the sketchbook and he sketches on the inside cover "free" (So really you get a book with the sketch). I think it was about $25.00. I had a few different sketches from different artists, but I think that was his price. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
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