I'm probably way out, but the artwork and the fact that it's raining remind me of the 'Night of the Octopus' Iron Man story that was originally in Marvel Fanfare (which I saw as a back-up strip in the UK 'Transformers' comic).
Like Kirby Crackle for the King, these colored squares are BWS trademark: Is it Machine Man limited series with Barry Windsor-Smith making a comeback? «He's really back» Yeah! With a littlle bit of Blade Runner flavor. Keep it safe in your collection with your X-Men 205, iIncredible, with all the snowflakes! As a Canadian myself, I think it is the best depiction in a comic of a snow storm ever), - and Iron Man 232, Daredevil 217. Thank's Jason. - Patrick from Montreal.
Is it Barry Windsor-Smith? Doing that book, I forget the exact title, Machine man or something?
ReplyDeleteIt's from the Machine Man mini. I couldn't tell you offhand which issue.
ReplyDeleteMachine Man #1 last page! Barry Windsor Smith
ReplyDeleteI'm probably way out, but the artwork and the fact that it's raining remind me of the 'Night of the Octopus' Iron Man story that was originally in Marvel Fanfare (which I saw as a back-up strip in the UK 'Transformers' comic).
ReplyDeleteLike Kirby Crackle for the King, these colored squares are BWS trademark: Is it Machine Man limited series with Barry Windsor-Smith making a comeback? «He's really back» Yeah! With a littlle bit of Blade Runner flavor. Keep it safe in your collection with your X-Men 205, iIncredible, with all the snowflakes! As a Canadian myself, I think it is the best depiction in a comic of a snow storm ever), - and Iron Man 232, Daredevil 217. Thank's Jason. - Patrick from Montreal.
ReplyDeleteHerb Trimpe latouts finished by BWS, as I think I read that he wasn't used to comics after years out
ReplyDeleteIndeed Machine Man #1, last page. Well done!
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