It comes down to the way comics were made and certainly Rob's pencils in those NM/early X-Force issues were more loose and had more energy. The inking and coloring as comics 'got better' really altered his art and also Rob got lazy and things looked much more stiff in any random Youngblood or whatever you could pick up.

Is that what i said? Cause its not. At all. You didn’t watch the video did you. Come back when you DO.

@@RobertNorton12013 Uh no. I own that comic. I like it. Why would I watch a video that wants to say that something I like is boring? 🤣

@@Peved then dont come here and tell me something you know nothing about… like how the SECOND artist listed in the book completely and totally ripped off jim lee panels from several sources in this book AND the following book. Make a statement when you know what you are talking about. Its called intelligent conversation.

@@RobertNorton12013 You're taking this far too seriously.

@@RobertNorton12013 - The guy makes the mistake of not watching the video all the way through and posts a snide remark based on his ill-informed knowledge of the subject. You give him the opportunity to elevate himself from ignorance, but instead he dives head first into his empty pool of knowledge and cracks his skull on the bottom. Having knocked some sense into himself on impact, he attempts to deflect his shame to you, claiming you’re taking this internet commenting thing “too seriously”. Should he be reminded that he asked if you were “seriously” trying to paint Adam Kubert as a Jim Lee rip off? Why would he ask you a serious question and not expect a serious answer?