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7 comments:
D'anda!
I like them both, but I'm leaning toward the Templesmith version. The D'anda is a bit too superhero looking for my taste.
Templesmith, more visceral in my opinion.
I have to go with Templesmith as well.
A little off topic but who won the challenge that took place between Jim Lee and Michael Turner? I saw Jim Lee's work but did not get to see Mr Turners. any idea where we could look it up?
Templesmith for sure! Great piece, wish I could own it :D
Jim Lee won. You can look it up on google. I believe it's on someone's blog.
Okay, here is the link to Turner/Lee sketches.
http://www.aspencomics.com/pr_121605.asp
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