Controversy
Buckler has a reputation as a "swipe" artist, with his early work in particular filled with "homages" to artists such as Jack Kirby, John Buscema, and Neal Adams. After being publicly accused of the practice by The Comics Journal in 1983, Buckler denied the charges and sued the magazine for libel. He later dropped the suit.
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