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| People think of the great artists they say the holy trinity would be "Kirby, Ditko, Steranko" Then next in line would be names like "Adams, Infantino, Buscema, Layton, Kane, Cockrum and Bryne" So who do you guys think will be the next great artists 20 years down the line?
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| You know my vote! BAGLEY! His art is clean and very sharp. I havent run into anything that he has worked on that i havent liked. Team or solo character his art always draws me into the story......also i feel his drawings helps the story move foreward, never confusing...............hey what can i say............im a simple man, with simple tastes..... Hell i ordered a mastercard just so i could have something else with his artwork back in 97'.
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| Your list is not very representative of quality sequential art storytellers. Michael Turner? He does flashy covers, which basically all look the same; he can't do a monthly book, and I'm not sure even want him. Greg Land is a tracer who does nothing but fill his pages with porn faces and wrestler poses. Neither of these guys are good storytellers. Of your list, I think Bagely and Reis are the best. But the inclusion of artist like Rags Morales, Frank Quitely, Dale Eaglesham and the Dodsons would make it much, much better.  EDIT: Forgot Jeff Smith and Terry Moore.
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LMAO @ Greg Land!
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I'm gonna go with Benes and probably Turner and Alex Ross (if he counts)
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Not much to choose from. I liked Van Sciver on Green Lantern and Mark Bagely's Spider-Man work was good and though Greg Land's artwork is great to look at, swiping lowers the quality to me.
I second the opinion of Jeff Smith and Terry Moore (Darn you, K!).
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| I thought this thread was going to ask which "new" artist was going to be the next big thing. If that were the case without question 100% I'd bet my life on it, Kenneth Rocafort is going to do extremely well in this business not to mention he's one of the nicest guys out there right now!
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M. Turner would be my choice. He has a style of his own that is very recognizable. It like Jim Lee's work, you can look at the art and know it's Jim Lee. Same with George Perez. There's a lot of artists out there, and, for most of them, their work all looks the same. There's only a hand full that you can look at the art and recognize it as being a certain artist.
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