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For the last few years, John Byrne has been creating his own X-Men fanfic comic book, ostensibly what might have happened with the X-Men comic if he had not left, but instead had taken it over as writer and artist He has been publishing it on the Fanfic section of the John Byrne Message Board[...]

But there are also a few notable names missing… Suicide Squad screencap John Ostrander (above) – creator of the modern-day Suicide Squad, co-creator of Amanda Waller, John Economos, Flo Crawley, and Briscoe. Luke McDonnell – artist on the original Suicide Squad series, co-creator of John Economos, Flo Crawley, and Briscoe. Ross Andru – co-creator of Rick Flag, co-creator of original[...]

The entirety of John Byrne's Fantastic Four #254 up for auction, all twenty-two pages, and the cover, split up and being individually listed at the 2021 June 17 – 19 Comics & Comic Art Signature Auction #7244 auction from Heritage, which may be their most significant comic book auction to date with some insanely valuable, desirable,[...]

It's a while since John Byrne wrote and drew Spider-Man Quite a while But for a time he was the pre-Brian Bendis Brian Bendis, writing and drawing Spider-Man: Chapter One, a retelling of Peter Parker's origin for a new audience with a few nips and tucks along the way, as well as the main Amazing[...]

Such as original comic book scripts – or indeed plots which the artist would work up into comics using the Marvel Method, Up right now as part of their Sunday & Monday Comics, Animation & Art Weekly Online Auction 122112 listings is the plot proposal as written by John Byrne for the second issue of[...]

Current bid $56. John Byrne and Nelson DeCastro Action Comics #832 Story Page 19 Original Art (DC, 2005) From an emotional scene where Sam Lane's ghost appears to Lois, and they have a heart-to-heart talk while awaiting her rescue Ink over graphite on DC Bristol board with an image area of 10.5" x 15.75" Signed by Byrne at[...]

Which necessitates a big fat spoiler warning going forward – as to just why everyone has been buying back issues of John Byrne's run on West Coast Avengers today. WandaVision SPOILERS Push John Byrne's West Coast Avengers on eBay Previously in Avengers: Age Of Ultron, we had learned that Hydra used the Mind Stone,  to create the[...]

Bleeding Cool has been pointing out the lack of a Thanks credit to comic book creator John Byrne in WandaVision for a little while For scenes that seemed ripped out of comic books that he wrote and drew, especially West Coast Avengers. John Byrne Gets His Credit In WandaVision – As Does Jim Shooter We also pointed[...]

For John Byrne. And as the series has continued, that missing credit appeared more and more egregious. West Coast Avengers by John Byrne John Byrne wrote and drew the West Coast Avengers: VisionQuest storyline, rapidly selling out on Amazon, in which the body of The Vision is captured by a government body and stripped into bits in a[...]

And for WandaVision to have a Happy Ending! 'Nuff Said! Indeed, despite John Byrne (the other man who made the X-Men what they are today) not getting a thanks credit for WandaVision among other Marvel Comics creators, the VisionQuest storyline from West Coast Avengers by Byrne ended with the revelation that Billy and Tommy were not[...]

But it's the West Coast Avengers: VisonQuest series by John Byrne that may be another to watch, featuring a government seizing and dissection of The Vision, and the revelation of Billy and Tommy's true nature, that may have the most relevance – though Byrne has yet to appear on the TV credits. Marvel Comics has[...]

In Excellent condition. But nothing beats Byrne, with this stunning pose from his Amazing Spider-Man #1 relaunch, currently at $1400, with room to grow. John Byrne and Scott Hanna The Amazing Spider-Man #1 Story Page 17 Original Art (Marvel Comics, 1999). Spider-Man's tells Scorpion (MacDonald Gargan) to bug off on this perilous page Ink over graphite on bright white Marvel[...]

Still written by Chris Claremont and lettered by Tom Orzechowski, but from two decades previous, pencilled by John Byrne and inked by Terry Austin, Uncanny X-Men #113. John Byrne and Terry Austin X-Men #113 Story Page 7 Original Art (Marvel, 1978). Ororo breaks down and cries for what we are told is only the third time in her entire[...]

One Redditor asked Claremont the old standard question: are there any Marvel characters he hasn't written that he'd like to? Claremont's response was a doozy. The cover to Uncanny X-Men #144, the first issue published after Chris Claremont and John Byrne split. "Off the top of my head, I can't think of any major Marvel characters that[...]

He tipped off Bleeding Cool, it's from a headshot of Captain America drawn by John Byrne for Marvel Comics. Ca[ptain America art by John Byrne.Man, don't HBO Max have their own comic book artwork from DC Comics? Can't they use some actual artwork from Peacemaker comic books? Or Suicide Squad? UPDATE: On his message boards, Byrne has[...]