cover for Brave and Bold 108 by Jim Aparo Alex Maleev he did the art for Brian Bendis run on Daredevil I loved that It s nothing like Aparo but it s fantastic stuff Guy Davis he does the B P R D series for Dark Horse And I ve really enjoyed keeping up with this lesser known guy named Tan Eng Huat he did this Doom Patrol revamp years ago and now he s exaggerated his work even more and is currently doing Ghost Rider for Marvel He s too weird to get a standard gig but he s got a style that s pretty unique for super hero books Michael Allred Cameron Stewart and Darywn Cooke also did this great tag team work on Catwoman for a while until DC threw that book into the toilet Well it s a different skill set with Risso I liked his run on Batman well enough but Aparo s work is far preferable But yeah I don t think Aparo could pull off 100 Bullets he has a problem doing male faces and making them look distinctive Lemme think for a second That s a good question Noah On the story I think these are obviously aimed at a more general audience right I mean there s a sense in these that somebody who doesn t necessarily define themselves as a comic book fan might pick one up say from a 7 11 rack which is where I got my comics way back when Haney clearly clearly doesn t give a crap about continuity which is pretty darn funny considering this is a team up title Today I think writers tend to aim their work at people who they figure are already invested if you ve got the comic in the first place then that indicates a certain level of knowledge about the DC universe and a willingness to follow a series month after month after month That makes it possible to attempt more complicated stories which can be great at times Swamp Thing Animal Man etc But I think though it can be great there are diminishing returns at some point mainly because super heroes really weren t ever originally intended for that kind of story It s a silly idea when you come right down to it and there s only a cert