i always thought that Ron Lim didn't get the love he deserved. His Silver Surfer was phenomenal. I also always enjoyed Graham Nolan's work and Norm Breyfogle's.
I've always had a special spot for Ron Lim.
Although, I just reread Infinity War & Crusade. Not gonna lie; did not look great by Mr. Lim. Then again, each issue was 35 pages, and starred about 43 characters per page. Maybe that had something to do with it.
Breyfogle was such a...I wish I could describe what or how I viewed his batman work. I'm just gonna call it 'good.' No one ever really talked about him, but as far as I could remember, he drew Batman stuff for, what, close to 5 years? or more? He was there (or earlier) just as Tim was starting as Batman, and I know he was drawing through Knightfall or longer, so yeah, mad props to him!
I LOVED Nolan's work! Talk about tight and beautiful images. Like a ...a...matured version of Romita Sr. I still will always remember a panel from Knightfall; it's on a train top, Bane's flunky with a knife is advancing, Batman comes swooping down at him, but it's actually the flung cape and cowl, because Bruce was hiding on the ladder between the cars, and then he pulled Knife guys feat out from underneath him as Knife guy stabs through the cape, and Knife Guy crashes to the train top and gets knocked out as his chain and head slam down on the car. . I can still see Bruce's eyes and the caption "No matter the pain, the exhaustion...that felt good."
Thank you Graham Nolan!!!!