Hasbro Wants You To Help Pick The Boxart For The Haslab Marvel Legends Galactus

Not a bad option to win it. Option B was the one that I wouldn't like to win this and it looks like other people didn't either.

Oh man, I really wanted option C but hey, the people have spoken.

Awesome, this is the one I picked!! You are all welcome

I knew all the door to door campaigning in my neighborhood would pay off.

Hasbro today announced the winner of their fan-poll to determine which John Tyler Christopher art would be used on the package for the Marvel Legends Haslab Galactus figure. According to them Choice A squeaked by with a victory gaining 49.58% of the vote. Choice C came in second with 41.66% of the vote and choice B came in dead last with only 8.75% of the vote.

I like A and C; kind of feel like B should be the side-of-the-box art

I voted- I think C I like best.

On 11/1/2021 at 8:17 PM, McHogan said:

I voted A.

one of the first lessons Stan Lee and John Buscema taught me in How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way was that characters seen at dramatic angles sharpen the tension and engage the viewer more than straight on or side views.

I trust their expertise.

BTW: still own this book

Lol. Still waiting on my art certificate.

Apparently though, they're giving those writing certificates away free with every full tank of gas at any 7-Eleven, assuming that you can provide proof that you still live rent free in your mom's basement, of course. It doesn't seem like that much of a problem at first, but then explain how you paid for that tank of gas? Oh, mom's credit card. Perfect!

There was a time when the drawing part was widely seen as the hardest part of making comics, but in recent years it seems like finding someone even slightly competent to fill in the word bubbles around those drawings with a halfway sensible dialog is a Herculean task.

The One-Above-All, himself could not right that ship.

I pick A. I like the dramatic angle that emphasizes his size and the poses of the Heralds. I find B to be too dull and C to be too basic.

I'd vote for C, just seems to look the best I guess