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You know you're a comic book nerd............

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comicparadox

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You know you're a comic book nerd.........

 

 

When you believe the Holy Trinity of comic book artists is Jack Kirby/Neal Adams/Dave Stevens :insane:

 

When you're intrigued enough by the concept of a "top three" comic book artist, and agree with the original poster on the first (Kirby), give real credence to the second and a thoughtful pause to the third, but wonder about where Wally Wood, Steranko, Joe Kubert, Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Shelly Moldoff, Steve Ditko, Carl Barks, Matt Baker, etc fit in as the other two; and could make an argument for any of the above as they each had very distinctive style and influence on the art form. And then to wonder more about Wayne Boring, Joe Simon, George Tuska, Romita Senior, and even to consider (gasp) MacFarlane and Liefeld for their rejuvenation of popular interest in the comic medium. Plus interested enough to make a really long run-on sentence.

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Marvelfangirl

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You know you're a comic book nerd.........

 

 

When you believe the Holy Trinity of comic book artists is Jack Kirby/Neal Adams/Dave Stevens :insane:

 

When you're intrigued enough by the concept of a "top three" comic book artist, and agree with the original poster on the first (Kirby), give real credence to the second and a thoughtful pause to the third, but wonder about where Wally Wood, Steranko, Joe Kubert, Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Shelly Moldoff, Steve Ditko, Carl Barks, Matt Baker, etc fit in as the other two; and could make an argument for any of the above as they each had very distinctive style and influence on the art form. And then to wonder more about Wayne Boring, Joe Simon, George Tuska, Romita Senior, and even to consider (gasp) MacFarlane and Liefeld for their rejuvenation of popular interest in the comic medium. Plus interested enough to make a really long run-on sentence.

Actually I made that as a joke lol

But your comment was interesting.

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BaltimoreLauren

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You know you're a comic book nerd when...

 

Your boss tells you in a meeting that the guest bartender at the bar she was at is one of Steve Geppi's daughters, and that she couldn't wait to tell you.

 

You have comic book related tattoos.

 

Your friends call you Batman for no real good reason.

 

You write a blog about comics.

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You know you're a comic book nerd.........

 

 

When you believe the Holy Trinity of comic book artists is Jack Kirby/Neal Adams/Dave Stevens :insane:

 

When you're intrigued enough by the concept of a "top three" comic book artist, and agree with the original poster on the first (Kirby), give real credence to the second and a thoughtful pause to the third, but wonder about where Wally Wood, Steranko, Joe Kubert, Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Shelly Moldoff, Steve Ditko, Carl Barks, Matt Baker, etc fit in as the other two; and could make an argument for any of the above as they each had very distinctive style and influence on the art form. And then to wonder more about Wayne Boring, Joe Simon, George Tuska, Romita Senior, and even to consider (gasp) MacFarlane and Liefeld for their rejuvenation of popular interest in the comic medium. Plus interested enough to make a really long run-on sentence.

 

What about Lou Fine :sumo:

 

 

Oh snap!!, now I'm a comic book nerd :mad:

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DarkKnightReturns

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When you are reading and replying in this thread............... :blush:

 

when you think of a comment and Steve Borock has already made the same one :(

 

...when you glance over at your wife to tell her about a funny thread and she glares back and you know she means "Enough about comics for today :mad:"

 

...when you're in a mall and you can't help but check out the new Iron Man toys :blush:

 

...when after watching Lost the first thing you want to do is read what other nerds thought of the show :blahblah:

 

 

 

 

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DarkKnightReturns

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You know you're a comic book nerd.........

 

 

When you believe the Holy Trinity of comic book artists is Jack Kirby/Neal Adams/Dave Stevens :insane:

 

When you're intrigued enough by the concept of a "top three" comic book artist, and agree with the original poster on the first (Kirby), give real credence to the second and a thoughtful pause to the third, but wonder about where Wally Wood, Steranko, Joe Kubert, Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Shelly Moldoff, Steve Ditko, Carl Barks, Matt Baker, etc fit in as the other two; and could make an argument for any of the above as they each had very distinctive style and influence on the art form. And then to wonder more about Wayne Boring, Joe Simon, George Tuska, Romita Senior, and even to consider (gasp) MacFarlane and Liefeld for their rejuvenation of popular interest in the comic medium. Plus interested enough to make a really long run-on sentence.

 

What about Lou Fine :sumo:

 

 

Oh snap!!, now I'm a comic book nerd :mad:

lol I was thinking the same thing too. I was reading it and thinking "oh come on, where the f is Lou Fine on that list" :roflmao: and Frazetta :(

 

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You know you're a comic book nerd.........

 

 

When you believe the Holy Trinity of comic book artists is Jack Kirby/Neal Adams/Dave Stevens :insane:

 

When you're intrigued enough by the concept of a "top three" comic book artist, and agree with the original poster on the first (Kirby), give real credence to the second and a thoughtful pause to the third, but wonder about where Wally Wood, Steranko, Joe Kubert, Will Eisner, Harvey Kurtzman, Shelly Moldoff, Steve Ditko, Carl Barks, Matt Baker, etc fit in as the other two; and could make an argument for any of the above as they each had very distinctive style and influence on the art form. And then to wonder more about Wayne Boring, Joe Simon, George Tuska, Romita Senior, and even to consider (gasp) MacFarlane and Liefeld for their rejuvenation of popular interest in the comic medium. Plus interested enough to make a really long run-on sentence.

 

What about Lou Fine :sumo:

 

 

Oh snap!!, now I'm a comic book nerd :mad:

lol I was thinking the same thing too. I was reading it and thinking "oh come on, where the f is Lou Fine on that list" :roflmao: and Frazetta :(

 

You forgot Wrightson and Cardy. (:

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Larryw7

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...when you spend your coffee breaks and lunch hour reading the CGC forums instead of going to Chickie and Pete's. :insane:

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bug33fouf

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No intention of being a killjoy...keep it going!!!

 

YAY!!!!! :whee:

 

You know you're a comic book nerd......

 

 

When you call your parents' basement "the Batcave" :insane:lol

 

 

:roflmao:

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