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Captain America #254 Art by John Byrne - To Battle Baron Blood!

Artists: John Byrne (Penciller) , Joe Rubinstein (Inker) , John Byrne (Writer) , Roger Stern (Writer)

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Title:	Captain America #254 Art by John Byrne - To Battle Baron Blood!
Artist:	John Byrne (Penciller)
Artist:	Joe Rubinstein (Inker)
Artist:	John Byrne (Writer)
Artist:	Roger Stern (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	ARCHANGELS.COM
Views:	429
Likes on CAF:	7 8
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Added to Site:	8/14/2024
Comic Art Archive:	Captain America Issue: 254 Page: 4 View

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To Battle Baron Blood! Original artwork for Captain America #254 (Marvel, 1980-81), page 4 by the legendary John Byrne (pencils) and Joe Rubinstein (inks). From part 2 of the epic saga entitled, "Blood on the Moors," plotted by John Byrne and scripted by Roger Stern. Considered by many as the BEST storyline for the short, yet spectacular Captain America series run by Byrne, this no-holds-barred battle issue centered around the Sentinel of Liberty going toe-to-toe with the evil Nazi vampire, Baron Blood. This is a terrific full-blown battle page from this key issue as Captain America faces off against his undead adversary, while trying to keep his friends from being murdered at the hands of this nefarious blood sucker.

This page features the villain Baron Blood in all his dark vampiric glory as the blazing orb of the morning sun rises over the horizon, which causes Baron Blood to flee from the melee. Scene includes a full figure image of Cap in the forth panel as well as supporting characters Lord Montgomery Falsworth (the original Union Jack from World War II), Jacqueline Falsworth (Spitfire) and Kenneth Crichton. Pages from this key issue rarely see the light of day, with this being a wonderful example of Byrne in the prime of his career, showcasing his extraordinary artistic talent and dramatic vision in executing an action-packed battle engagement with such high dynamic flair and panache.

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