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From: armstron@sjuvax.UUCP
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Subject: Re: First Comics Posters
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Date: Sun, 11-Dec-83 12:49:24 EST
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Posted: Sun Dec 11 12:49:24 1983
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	Also, let us not forget George Perez's masterpiece of art (at 
least I think so) poster.  Of course I mean his New Teen Titan's poster.
It's pretty obvious that George put alot of time, effort, and thought
into its layout, design, and artwork.  BRAVO George, and thank you.
	Secondly, although Frank Miller's RONIN poster had that
magnificient, unique style that he so caringly puts into every issue
of Ronin, I felt it was too limited in content.  I would much rather
have seen him do something like one of the wrap-around covers we are
graced with each issue.
	I welcome any comments or observations concerning my opinions
on these pieces of art.

				Len Armstrong
				St. Joseph's University