1 - Posted on 12/23/2010

Agreed!! Good times back in the day...

1 - Posted on 12/23/2010

I normally never liked heavy inkers. But Klaus Jansen made everything he inked look even better. Sal's pencil have always sady been underrated by most fans. The man was pumping out books by the truck load in the day. Jansen's inks on What If #3 & Marvel Premiere #31 with Wood-God rocked as well. Congrads & I agree comics to me since the late 80's at Marvel. DC the mid to late 90's have really gone down the toliet.

Posted on 12/23/2010

You hit the nail on the head Michael~ Jansen was brillant over Kane. What If #3 is one of my all time favorite books, his Defender annual and DD over Kane were also highlights from the day. I need to re-look at Wood God. I remember really liking that Marvel Premier and now I know why. Thanks for the comment.

1 - Posted on 12/25/2010

Hey Kirk Happy Holidays! I loved his What If #3 with Kane. Wood-God was a weird & bleak tale, but I always loved the odd ball characters lke 3-D Man & Omega the Unknown also. Loved the Howard the Duck meets Defenders story also. By Sal & Klaus in the HTD treasury edition. WWaaauugghhh!!

1 - Posted on 12/23/2010

Janson gave SBuscema a great, edgy look. Those Defenders issue were among the best work by SBuscema - agreed he is a very underrated artist. Great pick up!

1 - Posted on 12/29/2010

Great page from a cool annual... One to treasure!

1 - Posted on 7/8/2011

Nice page! The Hulk, Nebulon, the Headmen... a little bit of everything representing a great era!

1 - Posted on 8/27/2019

Wow! What a great flashback page to have - Nebulon and the Headmen, panel to panel. Amazing page! I agree, Sal inked by Klaus was just one of the great combos.