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John Cassaday
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Beautiful. I have yet to see his originals in person, I can only imagine how mesmerizing they are in person. Those are the best pieces, hanging on your own wall, making you stop and stare, though you’ve passed it time and again. :) I imagine his are like that.
Agreed, the Whedon/Cassaday run ranks among X-MEN's best. Congrats on getting this cover!
Beautiful, mesmerizing and delightfully eerie cover. Congrats!
Just another great entry to your awesome collection!
Keep ‘em comin’, Bill! Astonishing was, for me, one of the best comics, let alone X-Men, reads ever. That’s always affirmed when I flip through my trades. And it also affirmed Cyclops as a great character for me. Great cover here - an awesome pure illustration but also so emotive. Sincere congrats!
We're seriously twin sons of different mothers...
Wolverine and Calvin are brothers? Who knew? I expect thats why tigers like him and Sabretooths are attracted to you....in a slightly more threatening manner.
John is really something special!
dang, nice! always a sucker for space backgrounds!
Absolutely epic! The amazing grey washes make this really standout. congrats!
Impressive Cover, thanks for sharing!
Extremely nice cover. Very interesting detail work
Awesome cover! Captures the mood really well!
My favorite moment from the astonishing run
Such a good run and this is one of the best covers from it. X-Men doesn't get much better than this! Congrats!
Sweet cover - love that deep space backdrop.
..In space - no one can hear you scream.. !
Beautiful cover to a legendary series! Congrats!
What a fantastic cover! And such a beautiful collection.
Great Cassaday example. He earned every Eisner he won with his work on this and Planetary.
Phenomenal. Cassady has done so much great work but some of the absolute best of it was on these issues.
Wow, Cassaday had some great covers on this series!
Awe inspiring piece. The uplighting against a starfield, the feeling of weightlessness. I'm not even sure where it is taking me emotionally. A piece to stop and think about.
