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Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360723 11/20/04 09:49 AM
Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 104 European Legion Outpost Luca OP Substitute
OP Luca Substitute Joined: Oct 2004 Posts: 104 European Legion Outpost	I saw some comics of these 2 artists, in particular some number of the Tale of Lsh...the Sensorgirl Trial arc and I think that LaRoque is a great artist, with a clear design, a classic and modern talent at the same time. are they dissapeared? (without work I intend) Ciao by Sensor Kid...from the European Legion Outpost

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360724 11/20/04 05:27 PM
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,617 Melbourne, Australia Star Boy Deputy
Star Boy Deputy Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,617 Melbourne, Australia	It seems at least Jose Luis is still working, thankfully. I really like his artwork - it's funny that I see his work as similar to that of Dan Jurgens, but I've grown to dislike Jurgens but still appreciate Garcia-Lopez. Odd that. Anyway - Garcia-Lopez has extended his DC contract, so hopefully there'll be more from him soon. See here: Newsarama sez: JOSE LUIS GARCIA LOPEZ EXTENDS EXCLUSIVE DC CONTRACT Wayne@OZ

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360725 11/21/04 05:08 PM
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Cobalt Kid Bold Flavors Joined: Sep 2003 Posts: 34,634 If you don't want my peaches, ...	Awesome idea for a thread! Why? Because I (and LardLad too) LOVE Jose Luis Garcia Lopez's artwork! He has a style all of his own. Aw, I wish Lardy was around so we can keep our Jose Luis Garcia Lopez fan club strong!

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360726 11/21/04 05:28 PM
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Basilios Candidate Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 29	Jose Luis Garcia Lopez is the King. He is one of my favourite artists! Correct me if I'm wrong, but am I right to think that he only worked on Legion Interiors twice, once in a Christmas Special and second in a Issue#55 of V3?? I'm hoping I'm wrong.

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360727 11/22/04 11:18 PM
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Ultra Jorge Legionnaire! Joined: Mar 2004 Posts: 4,926 Tampa	I'm a fan Garcia-Lopez, Dan Jurgens, and Laroque. Jurgens drew that awesome Dev-Em clone story. Hey I was 9 or something...it was awesome for me! More recently Jurgens story with Gail blew me away. I just really dug it for some reason. Looked different than anything he's done before (slightly). I like the style he used. Art Shoemaker? Him inked by Kesel or Mahlstedt also rocked! I enjoyed his X-Factor stuff a bit later as well. Laroque may have been my fave after Giffen. He drew it for so long that I just became a big fan. I was a big fan at the time of the stories, etc. Jorge

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360728 11/23/04 05:22 AM
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Basilios Candidate Joined: Dec 2003 Posts: 29	Terry Shoemaker??? Is that who your talking about? His Great, probably one of favorite Legion artists, His action sequences were great, and drew the cutest girls. I also love James Sherman, but sadly haven't seen much of his work.

Re: Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez and Greg LaRoque #360729 11/28/04 02:30 PM
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Greybird Leader G Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 2,699 Starhaven Consulate, City of A...	Greg LaRocque had two virtues that I've not seen very often in any other comics artists, let alone other Legion-stories artists. ~ He could show musculature for females that was realistic, not a steroidal bodybuilder look -- yet communicated power that was appropriate to fierce, passionate, superheroine women. His Dream Girl was particularly striking. ~ In "long-shot" depictions of Legionnaires, with their being in the medium distance (50 to 100 feet, say), you could always distinguish their facial expressions. That's making the most of economy of line. Some tried to do so but didn't keep following through, Keith Giffen among them. I haven't seen LaRocque's more current work for some time. I hope he hasn't gone into another field, as Jim Sherman did into advertising (from whence he came to comics initially).