Daredevil 182 Page 25 - Punisher
Artists: Frank Miller (Penciller) , Klaus Janson (Inker)
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DescriptionI'm almost speechless. A Frank Miller Daredevil page! When I got into this hobby a few years ago I never saw myself getting to this point. I missed out on this page twice and then surprise, my wife acquires it for me as a gift. I can't thank her enough.There is so much about this page that I absolutely love. Obviously the Miller Daredevil run is legendary both for the story and the art. This page features Punisher taking out drug traffickers which leads into the famous DD 183 drug story. The page features Punisher firing 7 kill shots across 6 panels and when the last thug tries to surrender Frank Castle's response : "This is war, I don't take prisoners." I am honored to be caretaker of this page where it will be located for a very very long time. Miller pages from this run featuring Punisher are obviously much rarer than those featuring Daredevil which is just another reason why I love this page! All I need now is to acquire a Frank Miller Wolverine page of my liking and along with a soon to be posted piece I will have my grails. Pencils by Frank Miller and beautiful inking by Klaus Janson. This piece is truly NEVER for sale. Trades involving Frank Miller Wolverine pages or John Buscema first run Avengers splashes might be considered. Social/Sharing |
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J L
Member Since 2005
Posted on 1/25/2013
Nice page!!!! And a very thoughtful and wonderful wife to get it for you. Congrats!!!! 8 )
COL (Ret) Churchill 
Member Since 2004
Posted on 1/25/2013
I have to agree that this story arc was impressive. It is also Miller's last true, detailed pencilling work on DD as issue 184 closed until issue 191. His layouts from 185 to 190 revealed much less involvement with the Hand storyline arc and showcased more of Janson's combination work as a penciller and inker. I would like to own more pages from the 182-184 arc. I also wish my wife would surprise me like this......
Doc R
Member Since 2010
Posted on 1/25/2013
COL (Ret) Churchill wrote:
I have to agree that this story arc was impressive. It is also Miller's last true, detailed pencilling work on DD as issue 184 closed until issue 191. His layouts from 185 to 190 revealed much less involvement with the Hand storyline arc and showcased more of Janson's combination work as a penciller and inker. I would like to own more pages from the 182-184 arc. I also wish my wife would surprise me like this......Thanks everyone, I have relayed all of your comments to my wife. She is great and I am lucky she not only tolerates my hobbies but encourages them. She doesn't totally understand the current prices on a lot of the stuff these days but is supportive nonetheless.
Tom Coker
Member Since 2005
Posted on 1/25/2013
Doc R wrote:
Thanks everyone, I have relayed all of your comments to my wife. She is great and I am lucky she not only tolerates my hobbies but encourages them. She doesn't totally understand the current prices on a lot of the stuff these days but is supportive nonetheless.The price paid for this exceptional page was also an exceptional value, so you can asure her that it was a smart purchase. If she had not grabbed it I would have. Congrats!
Xavier .
Member Since 2010
Posted on 1/25/2013
Great page, with a great line by the Punisher. Congrats!
- Artemaria
Member Since 2007
Posted on 2/15/2013
They say you can judge a man by the company he keeps. If that's the case, then your wife -- your most important company of all -- is a woman of fine judgment and exquisite taste, which only reflects well on you. Congratulations on a great page and thanks for a great story!
Dietmar Krueger
Member Since 2010
Posted on 5/9/2013
A great Miller/Janson DD page is a highlight of every collection!!!
Daniel C.
Member Since 2009
Posted on 9/3/2013
What an incredible page from such a classic run. Miller at the very top of his game. You're blessed to have such a wife, friend. Both she, and this page, is a keeper.
Jim Warden
Member Since 2003
Posted on 9/11/2013
Congratulations on a terrific page from a very memorable issue! You are a lucky man to have a wife who supports your hobby so much that she would give this page to you!
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