Panels from Silk (April 2015 series) #5 (August 2015), script by Robbie Thompson, pencils and inks by Stacey Lee, colors by Ian Herring, letters by Travis Lanham
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
366 Days with J. Jonah Jameson, Day 76: Okay, who are you and what have you done with J. Jonah Jameson?
Panels from Silk (April 2015 series) #5 (August 2015), script by Robbie Thompson, pencils and inks by Stacey Lee, colors by Ian Herring, letters by Travis Lanham
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The thing I love about JJJ's characterization in this scene - and this book - is how it works on a couple different levels. Because while JJJ is at heart a family man who likes to help people (as long as it doesn't cost much money, that is) he's also a newsman with a nose for a story. Helping Cindy here enables him to both 1) do good and 2) possibly get a story, which is JJJ in a nutshell.
I know we ran out of good superhero/supervillain names a while ago, but... Pokemon Dude?
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