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	The Flash (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Barry was also capable of entering alternate dimensions with the use of what he called the cosmic treadmill.
		Barry, when pretending to be the scientist who "created" The Flash, calls himself Professor Zoom.
		She was a reporter in the vein of Lois Lane and was noted for landing the first interview with the Flash.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Flash_(TV_series) (1812 words)

	Panel Summaries - Wizard World Texas - Dec. '04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Barry talked about when he illustrated one of Paul Levitz's stories, that he did what he usually does, he called the writer, and discussed his ideas.
		Barry stated he wanted each character to have a specific costume that would express their individuality.
		Barry states that in issue #2 is the most difficult alien he's ever had to draw.
	www.collectortimes.com /2004_12/cons1.html (1053 words)

	Paperback Reader : Review of Empire
		I like Kitson's design for Golgoth -- colorful, without losing the necessary sense of menace -- but the rest of the character designs are sort of blah.
		He does a great job of differentiating characters through body size and facial shape, but their costumes and uniforms are uninspired, skintight villain costumes -- the sort of stuff you'd expect to see in a mid-90's Image comic.
		Fans of Waid and Kitson's superhero work will probably enjoy this (even though they might feel like they need a shower after reading it), and the ending is satisfying enough while still leaving the door open for sequels down the line.
	www.paperbackreader.com /review.php?ReviewID=94 (633 words)

	COMICON.com: BARRY KITSON DRAWING A LEGION OF SUPERHEROES
		Kitson said that it had a lot to do with his fond memories of the series.
		Kitson added, "The great thing - the best thing for us about this - is that we've been allowed to start from scratch, we don't want to repeat anything that has been done before, so, we don't have to think about how we can redo this, because we're not going to be redoing anything.
		Barry Kitson can do no wrong for the most part and I think he is really suited for this book.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=003270 (5702 words)

	Pop Thought -- Derek Handley
		Mark Waid and Barry Kitson are crafting an intriguing tale, and the art is beautiful.
		The team and the universe have little in common with the Legions we saw pre- or post-Zero Hour: while the names and faces are all familiar and the powers are the same or similar, the rationale behind the teams' existence and the tone of the book may not sit well with long-term fans.
		Barry Kitson is no stranger to darker titles, having been instrumental in the creation of "L.E.G.I.O.N.", a DC science-fiction and super-hero title of the nineties which had a manipulative central character who would stop at nothing to get his way, and which had surprises aplenty during its first year.
	www.popthought.com /display_column.asp?DAID=718 (1437 words)

	Titans Tower: Kitson Pulse
		Barry Kitson's been interested in comics since the tender age of four.
		KITSON: I think Donna was by far the toughest for me – probably because I was so conscious of trying to do her justice…and keep her legion of VERY devoted fans happy.
		KITSON: To be honest I'm enjoying all the new projects I'm working on and very, very, excited and enthused about the work –the situation with the Titans never actually got itself to a point where I felt I could do what I'd really hoped to with the characters.
	www.titanstower.com /source/libtitans/kistonpulse.html (1395 words)

	COMICON.com: NEWS: AVENGERS/THUNDERBOLTS ART CHANGE
		Too bad Barry Kitson won't be able to finish up the mini-series, but it sounds like it is in very capable hands.
		Barry Kitson and Tom Grummett are among my favorite artists, and it's always good news to hear that we'll be seeing more of their work down the line...
		Kitson was asking them to wait till he was done with his commitment to Marvel.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=001719 (2966 words)

	Titans Tower: Kitson on What Could Have Been
		Barry Kitson and Tom Peyer were soon faced with DC's decision to cancel the current version of TITANS and start anew, fusing the Young Justice characters with old Titans members to create another New Teen Titans.
		Barry Kitson shares: "I don't want to reveal specific plots (they might come in handy another time) but the general plan was to have a sequence of BIG storylines through which we could reveal why some of the Titans had been acting 'out of character' lately and follow their 'return to normal'."
		Kitson says: " those characters will almost certainly be seen in the coming year..as to what becomes of them...
	www.titanstower.com /source/libcutting/kistoncuts.html (741 words)

	Toothwatch News
		DC has announced that artist Barry Kitson has signed a three-year exclusive with the publisher.
		"Barry Kitson is a longtime member of the DC family and we are extremely happy that he will working with us exclusively for the next three years," says Dan DiDio, DC's VP Editorial.
		Kitson’s final non-DC work will be the six-issue Avengers vs. Thunderbolts miniseries, written by Kurt Busiek and Fabian Nicieza, beginning in March.
	toothwatch.tripod.com /2004_01_04_newsarchive.html (361 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		This latest take on the group, by Mark Waid and Barry Kitson, is probably the most radical “re-imagining” yet.
		I’ve enjoyed Waid’s writing style for a long time, and in combination with Barry Kitson’s art, this is the stuff that classic comics are made of.
		The guest artists seemed to be trying to mimic Barry Kitson’s style and while that was good in terms of keeping the tone of the book intact, it had an odd look to it that took me out of the story almost every page.
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=587 (611 words)

	Barry Kitson - Empire Feature Page
		The Gorilla creators, including Mark and Barry, tried to keep their creations alive by dipping into their own pockets and getting their books published through Image Comics.
		DC Comics is pleased to announce plans to publish Mark Waid's and Barry Kitson's miniseries EMPIRE with new material by the original creative team of writer Mark Waid, artists Barry Kitson and James Pascoe, and colorist Chris Sotomayer.
		All artwork is copyright Barry Kitson 2003 and trademarked TM by the characters' respective owners.
	barrykitson.pentnet.com /sectionpage.phtml?page=empire (583 words)

	Westfield Comics[tm], a premier mail-order retailer.
		Kitson: [laughs] Yes and no. It's incredibly hard to explain without you actually reading the story, which I'm not allowed to give away.
		Kitson: I haven't got time to work on anything else at all at the moment.
		Kitson: What we hope to do is make it very fresh again and try and recapture a lot of the things about it that we loved.
	www.westfieldcomics.com /wow/frm_int_102.html (988 words)

	DC Signs Artist Barry Kitson to 3 Year Exclusive Contract (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Fan-favorite artist Barry Kitson (EMPIRE, JLA: YEAR ONE) has signed a 3-year exclusive agreement with DC Comics.
		"Barry Kitson is a longtime member of the DC family and we are extremely happy that he will working with us exclusively for the next three years," says Dan DiDio, DC's VP - Editorial.
		"Barry's style is synonymous with quality and there is no better place for him to be applying his craft than here."
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /news/107348552844277,print.htm (288 words)

	Test (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Barry Kitson is one of my top ten favorite artists.
		Barry's latest artwork can be seen in the excellent new series, JLA: Year One.
		Here, he poses with a sketch of Black Canary, which he admitted is his favorite character to draw.
	users.vnet.net /kchen/cgi-bin/test2.cgi?target=entry&id=BarryKitson (88 words)

	Broken Frontier \| The Portal for Quality Comics Coverage! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Kitson’s respect for the Legion’s history comes through in the costume designs he has given this current incarnation of the group.
		Waid and Kitson’s love for this team shines through as they present one of the best takes on this team I have seen in the past twenty years.
		The artwork is simply well-done by Barry Kitson and brings an immense storytelling quality to the book.
	www.brokenfrontier.com /columns/details.php?id=247&PHPSESSID=bc999f2e820cfa2065c79e177399f8d9 (1016 words)

	Coville's Clubhouse - Dec. '04 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Barry Kitson has been around in the comic industry for a long while.
		I ran into Barry Kitson at Wizard World Texas and asked him about his past and current projects.
		Read on to find out for yourself how much Barry Kitson loves his job and loves working on Legion of Superheroes.
	www.collectortimes.com /2004_12/Clubhouse.html (979 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		Speaking of the redesigns- which can be seen through the various sketches that Kitson has provided to CBR News- there's been a mostly positive response to the new look of the Legion, as it draws upon past versions and adds a modern spin.
		The collaborations between Waid & Kitson are seen as highlights in the careers of both creators and Kitson explained why he thinks the two have such a great synergy.
		Speaking briefly to CBR News, Waid said he couldn't be happier to work with Kitson on chronicling the tales of the greatest teens from the future.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=4599 (2181 words)

	The Azrael Editorial
		I went to the infamous Gorrilla promo in colchester, met Barry Kitson and got a sketch and some signitures.
		I also went to the Comics 2000 festival, I attended a couple of panels, the most important being DC's publishing plans for the next year.
		Both events were really great fun, The chance to see so many pros and meet lots of comic fans was too good to miss, in many ways it's solidiied an idea I had to use the Students Union to get a university Comics anthology publihedsomething I believe might have campus wide appeal.
	members.tripod.com /agentofthebat/edit.html (328 words)

	Mars Import - Comic
		Barry Allen and Hal Jordan - two men with very little in common, it might seem at first glance.
		And before they were called upon the make the ultimate sacrifice to save their world and their universe, they had to learn the hard lessons of trust and teamwork that would make them two of the World's Greatest Superheroes.
		In the six chapters of Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold, Mark Waid, Tom Peyer, Barry Kitson, and Tom Grindberg bring you six unseen episodes from the lives of Barry and Hal, ranging from their early team-ups to the darker times many years past.
	www.marsimport.com /display_comic?ID=1044 (278 words)

	Titans Tower: Kitson Soundbytes
		>> Barry on rumors of cancellation: "Hi All Well one of the reasons I haven't responded is because this is a rumor - what can I say, it's a rumor.
		One of the sad things about rumors in the comics biz is that they tend to become self-fulfilling so I try no to add fuel to any flames I know the future of Titans post #50 is under discussion, but that's really all I know - that's still another seven months away.
		>> Barry Kitson on the upcoming solicitations: "I just thought I'd put everybody's mind at rest that James and I are the artists on issues 47-50 unless something unexpected happens.
	www.titanstower.com /source/libtitans/kistonpeyer.html (2181 words)

	Cinescape - Home - Editorial
		Well, Mark Waid and Barry Kitson decided to fix all of that by resoundingly ignoring all of it.
		They are a group of teenage superheroes that allow anyone that subscribes to their ideology to consider themselves members — that is, a reverence for the superheroes and vigilantism of Earth’s past.
		Waid and Kitson have managed to write a series that is both epic in scale and personal in its approach to its characters.
	www.cinescape.com /0/editorial.asp?aff_id=0&this_cat=Comics&action=page&obj_id=43634 (585 words)

	TheFourthRail.com - Critiques on Infinite Earths
		Kitson's designs for this series -- not just for the characters, but for the worlds in which they travel and the beings they encounter -- are stunning and convincing.
		Kitson embraces a more modern take on science-fiction here by approaching the idea of alien life as truly alien in appearance.
		We see it here in the opening scene, as a tentacled creature is center stage in a murder plot, and we see it in Naltorian architecture, which boasts an oddly organic look.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/critiques/012405/legionofsuperheroes2.shtml (493 words)

	Paperback Reader : Review of Legion Of Super Heroes #4
		Mark Waid and Barry Kitson again deliver a pretty strong issue this month.
		Kirk has a good style but his pencils don’t seem to be as tight or have as much detail as that of Barry Kitson.
		The softer inks and colors work well with Kirk but not as well as they do with Kitson’s art as seen in previous issues.
	www.paperbackreader.com /review.php?ReviewID=494 (567 words)

	iComics.com
		I recently tried to explain the nature of Mark Waid's and Barry Kitson's six issue mini-series Empire to a friend.
		Kitson, along with James Pascoe's inks, brings a nice solid feel to Empire.
		I'm impressed with his design of Golgoth; having a world dictator in an armored suit is bound to bring about comparisons to Marvel's Doctor Doom, and Kitson makes sure to have the two look nothing alike.
	www.icomics.com /rev_103100_empire.shtml (485 words)

	AVENGERS VS THUNDERBOLTS #1
		Fabian and Busiek do a great job with references to past events by using inside jokes between the characters that fans will understand and new readers will see as jokes between the characters.
		Barry Kitson's artwork is something different than what most THUNDERBOLTS fans might be used to.
		Kitson redesigns some costumes giving them a similar look as shown in EMPIRE while staying true to the concept of the characters.
	www.comicbookbin.com /reviews58.html (276 words)

	pureplaya - Barry Kitson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
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	www.comicboards.com /superboy/view.php?trd=041004144958 (82 words)

	The Empire Is Back (May 2003) - This Is Not News Forums
		I talked to Kitson back then about the book and his plans; Now, Empire is finally back, with a reprint of the original issues now on the stands and a brand new issue slated to arrive in July.
		For more from Barry Kitson, including info on his upcoming JSA projects and more, please see the full interview.
		I also just read Empire #0 and the "History of the Making of Empire" by Kitson at the end just cements my feelings that Kitson is one hell of a nice guy and his enthusiasm for this project really shines through.
	www.notnews.org /ubb/Forum8/HTML/000103.html (1135 words)

	Azrael #100 - Shiny Shelf
		O'Neill took on the writing, with Barry Kitson as penciller and the much-loved (now sadly deceased) Archie Goodwin editing.
		The book survived the departure of Kitson, with Roger Robinson proving an excellent replacement.
		Although the book was clearly shaken by the death of Goodwin, it approached issue #50 with a decent villain in Nicholas Scratch, and scripting that stayed at a high quality.
	www.shinyshelf.co.uk /article/sl/st/550 (998 words)

	Barry Kitson - Official Home Page
		Written by Mark Waid; Art by Barry Kitson, Leonard Kirk, Dave Gibbons and others; Cover by Kitson
		Written by Mark Waid; Art by Barry Kitson, Kevin Sharpe, Georges Jeanty, Dale Eaglesham, Ken Lashey and various; Cover by Kitson
		For months, most of the team believed her existence to be a myth, a rumor, a prank.
	barrykitson.pentnet.com /sectionpage.phtml?page=legion (989 words)

	iCOMICS \| 2/11/2000 \| Gorilla Comics EMPIRE Puts New Spin on the Classic Hero-Villain Conflict
		"From there, my first call was to Barry Kitson--I knew we worked well together, I knew his clean-yet-shadowy style would be perfect for this, and I was eager for his take on the concept.
		To my delight, not only did he like it, but he immediately began chiming in with suggestions and concepts that very quickly turned this into a fifty-fifty collaboration and as much under Barry's guidance as anything.
		As we discussed the world it would play out, the whole thing took off into what I felt was a much bigger and intriguing concept.
	www.icomics.com /021100_gorilla.shtml (1585 words)

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