In a few cards from the Superman set there is the signature of one of the artists written on the card. At first I thought random characters had spikes coming out of their body for no reason, but when I looked closer it was letters that read "Jae Lee." While I do know how important it is for artists to sign their creations, I am heavily against it on these Vs. cards, especially when their name is just below the picture anyway. Even worse is that on cards that Jae Lee signed, there was a second artist who also helped draw the card and his name is no where to be seen on the card art, which is a relief because that'd be way too much garbage on the card, but it also makes it look like Jae Lee is sort of "hogging the glory." I get kind of annoyed whenever I see it, which is starting to be a lot if you look at Superman: False Son and members of the Deep Six, as well as several cards from past sets.

All I have to say is this: Get over it.

It's not that bad, why complain over something so small.

Be happy there are no recent cards done by Matthew Smith.

Also, you never know what goes into drawing a picture, maybe one person helped color it, only did the background, and other possibilities.

Was gonna say the same thing.

You're making a big deal out of nothing. Maybe the artist didn't want his name, because he didn't do much, to get credit for.

\m/

and then after we change that little detail, we can highlight the atk number with red and the defense number with blue
;)

and then maybe we can find like 10 other things that don't matter but could be changed anyways

I doubt you'll ever convince an artist to NOT sign his work, if he chooses to.

I actually found it funny but now after re-reading what I wrote I clearly see it looks like I was complaining. Sorry about that, lol.