How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)?

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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6218 09/15/04 02:58 PM
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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6219 09/15/04 03:01 PM
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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6220 09/15/04 03:08 PM
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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6221 09/15/04 03:38 PM
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narrowhouse Applicant Joined: Aug 2004 Posts: 15 Ohio	Comet, 2 quick questions. 1) How are you sure this new series is "totally ballsed up"? I've only seen the one piece of artwork so I can't say what I think yet (I haven't really followed Mr. Kitson's work thus far so I can't make a judgement off of the one pic) and Waid's public comments so far have only been about the beginning of the series, not what comes immediately afterward, for example in issue 3 the Legionnaires could all look around and say "This whole lad/lass thing is ridiculous, let's think up better names!" 2) The only pic I have seen certainly doesn't look so terrible, so if you don't like Mr. Kitson's work, who do you like that is working in the field today (and as a third side question who would have pencilling the Legion had it not been re-imagi-engi-booted?)

Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6222 09/15/04 04:18 PM
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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6223 09/15/04 10:32 PM
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Re: How much influence did Waid actually have in the early reboot (1994)? #6224 09/16/04 02:05 PM
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