After Ditko of course.

I posted this thread in an effort to get Cully to delurk. Even for just one post. Even only to say, "You posted this in an effort to get me to delurk. So to teach you a lesson I'm going back to lurking after this one post."

I knew Linda would find a subtle way to get Cully to post.

In case you read this, your art is great, Cully.

Cully's art is very good. I like his style.

Cully, if you're there, what's on tap after you wrap up BB?

I think Mosaic is the best GL series/arc/whatever ever published. Serious philosophical shit and whatnot. Loved it.

RED - a 3 issue espionage story by Ellis and Cully was brilliant..both art and storywise.

BLUE BEETLE has been my first exposure to Cully's work (that I can remember, anyway), and I really like it. I think he'd be a good successor to Ryan Ottley if he ever decided to leave INVINCIBLE.

You posted this in an effort to get me to delurk. So to teach you a lesson I'm going back to lurking after this one post.

(I've never drawn Blue Beetle, but I have drawn bugs.)

I don't suppose there is any chance that Paris Cullins lurks here. That would be too cool!

Paris Cullins rocks! Where is he???

Hmmm. Cully, no offense really, but you're my #3 favourite BB artist.

Cully Hamner was great on the new Blue Beetle. Sorry to see he's leaving the series. What's next Mr. Hamner????

In bed!

Playing the fortune cookie game St. John?

In ....

well, you know where.

In bed?

In your head?

with the undead?

In with Right Said Fred?

"I'm to sexy for this threa..."

That's what she said.

I can't find anything about Paris Cullins' whereabouts, but I know he was doing some indy work as recently as 2005, even though the last published work of his I could find at Comics.org was some fill-ins for DC in 1994. I liked his stuff, but I appreciate it more now than I did back in the 80s. In many ways, I think his style was similar to artists like Joe Madureira and Mike Wieringo, but he preceded them by 10 or 15 years!



The only work of Cully Hamner's that I recall reading was GREEN LANTERN: MOSAIC. That was some wild stuff; a very different take on the GL Corps and their environment.

Did someone say Blue Beatle?

Thanks for looking Kevin. I had Googled him a while back and couldn't find anything either. I loved his style from the get go. His work on the Forever people mini with DeMatteis was really good.