If the email he sent back to Larry is any indication, he was a hell of a guy to know:
And so, all that goes to say that I'm afraid I wouldn't be able to work on the MONSTER ISLE project. And I probably wouldn't have had the time, in any case. But I have to say that I'm incredibly flattered that I'm the first person that Marc thought of....! When I get some free time, I'm going to settle down and read the script... I'm sure it's a hoot.Kept his sketch-a-day blog bookmarked. He was one of those artists I came across that I was hoping to, eventually, get to work with. And to have a drink with.
Alas.
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I'm astounded at the list of people that wanted to work with him, but did not get the chance. As much as I love the final visual version of M.A.N., I cannot fathom what it would have been like with Mike. If the fates had been kinder, Mike had a project with Ellis in the pipeline and Brubaker mentioned that they tried to get together on a project. Thanks for sharing that email. Marc.
--Tim O'Shea
I wish I could say it was my pleasure, because it most defninitely was not...
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