Artists: Bob Brown (Penciller) , Dick Giordano (Inker)
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Description"Brown soon developed a tight, clean, and straight-forward interpretation of the Caped Crusader. It can be argued that he did not convey the back-to-its-roots air of mystery the Dark Knight (and his fans) so enjoyed in the early 1970s, but the artist was no slouch. Brown made you feel that Batman was a determined detective. My favorite Caped Crusader tale illustrated by Brown isn't even in Detective, but in a more 'obscure' location. What's so obscure about having your work published in an issue of Batman during that time? Simple. Neal Adams.lt’s somewhat unfortunate that Adams’ undeniably dynamic work on Batman towers over his Bat-contemporaries. Fortunately, Irv Novick, ]im Aparo, and Frank Robbins (as artist) have garnered due recognition over the years. Not so with Brown, however, which is a shame, because his pencil work on 'Death-Knell For a Traitor' (Batman #248, Apr. 1973), written by Denny O'Neil and inked by Dick Giordano, is outstanding. Had it been illustrated by Adams, this account of an American traitor during World War ll, whose release from Gotham prison 30 years later attracts the interest of Batman and his nemesis Colonel Sulphur, would have been reprinted a hall-dozen times. l can't imagine Adams’ visual take on this tale, as Brown leaves such an indelible mark on it. Not even the startling Michael W. Kaluta cover and Brown's dramatically paced 'silent' page 7 has generated much attention to this particular comic." Jim Kingman - Back Issue #50 - Batman in the Bronze Age Issue p27 Michael, thank you for parting this page of Bob Brown's amazing Bat-handiwork! Social/Sharing |
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The Este
Member Since 2011
Posted on 8/29/2013
Congratulations Dietmar! This is another gem in your outstanding collection. Love the page without balloons. This is a GREAT example of sequential art in its purest form: at the service of storytelling. The 2nd and last panel are classic Batman poses. Great art team of Brown/Giordano.
Hart R.
Member Since 2004
Posted on 8/29/2013
A very fluid interpretation of Batman's movements. Well done Dietmar!
steve staszower
Member Since 2005
Posted on 8/29/2013
Great page. Wonderful angles, the quiet action is emphasized by the lack of captions and word balloons, and the second panel is especially killer. Congrats!!
Gal Schwartz
Member Since 2005
Posted on 9/1/2013
Such a great storytelling and elegant depiction of Batman ! I really miss those days...
Nicolaj Borch
Member Since 2012
Posted on 1/25/2014
A superb Bat page where every panel is a pure pleasure for the eye!
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