DOOM 2099 41 & 42, Marvel Comics, cover-dated May & June 1996.
"Burn," by Tom Peyer & Evan Skolnick, with art by John Royle & 3 inkers
and
"Bitter Choices," by Tom DeFalco, with art by Jeff Lafferty & 5(!) inkers
What happens to DOOM 2099 when the creators churn, as the title heads towards it's onrushing conclusion? And how many inkers is too many inkers? 3? 5?
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I love the term you used for this comic - death throes.
ReplyDeleteWe have all read comics we knew were about to be axed and the sort of sudden flushing of talent, effort, and love put into the books.
I mean ... this is Doom 2099, taking place in 1996, fighting a drug war against crabs. All with multiple artists. This is lightyears away from the Moore/Broderick concept.
Nothing gold can stay.
Fingers and toes crossed that they bring it in for a decent landing.
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