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X-O posted:Wizard Magazine Issue #11 July 1992 (This is one of the least noteworthy issues for me. No really good articles at all.) Could the young Jason Bone in the fan-art section possibly be J. Bone, the Canadian cartoonist most recently of the DC Pride Special's Kevin Conroy story? 18 in 1992 feels a little old but it would be neat. Edit: I've gone ahead and shot him an e-mail-- hopefully I'll hear back with some confirmation or denial! How Wonderful! fucked around with this message at 22:44 on Jun 10, 2022 |
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How Wonderful! posted:Could the young Jason Bone in the fan-art section possibly be J. Bone, the Canadian cartoonist most recently of the DC Pride Special's Kevin Conroy story? 18 in 1992 feels a little old but it would be neat. He got back to me super quickly! 
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X-O posted:Wizard Magazine Issue #12 August 1992 Peter de Tina is almost certainly the concept artist of the same name. I wasn't familiar with his work beforehand but his style caught my eye so I figured I'd google. He's been working in animation and video games for awhile and you can see a definite throughline from his work now and this 30 year old fanart. So good for him!
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Jun 14, 2022 00:55
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X-O posted:Wizard Magazine Issue #13 September 1992 I think Chris Battle also went on to a successful career in animation, working on stuff like Ahh! Real Monsters, Dexter's Lab, The Powerpuff Girls, Samurai Jack, Teen Titans Go and more-- at least the location and the style seem to match up.
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Jun 14, 2022 02:46
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X-O posted:Wizard Magazine Issue #14 October 1992 Michael "Gorilla" Pasquale seems to have done a lot of work straddling the line of fan and pro, but a lot of his social media presence looks to have been scrubbed, possibly over a ghosted Kickstarter project. Which is a shame because a lot of the art I saw was really nice.
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