Artists: Ed Hannigan (Penciller) , Dick Giordano (Inker) , Gerry Conway (Writer)
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DescriptionThis is one of my all time favorite covers! ALL TIME FAVORITE! It's Ed Hannigan at his best, and Dick Giordano inking it just makes it better! This is prime time Hannigan!Thanks to Will Gabri-el, I have a piece of art I missed out on that I've always regretted. Usually, if I miss a piece of art, I always feel that a fellow collector got it and it's all good. We can't all have everything, so I "switch it off" and accept that I missed a piece and try not to regret it. It usually works, but not on this piece. I missed it 4 years ago, and I've always regretted it. In a conversation with Will and how much I love Ed Hannigan covers, and how this was on the top of the list, he mentioned that he thought he knew where this was. Lots of discussions/negotiations later, it finally came together. So happy! Check it! "You think Grundy is afraid of fire? Grundy is not afraid of anything! Grundy does not even feel the fire! All Grundy feels is hate!" -- Solomon Grundy in: Joe Orlando/Executive Editor, Ed Hannigan/Cover Artist, Dick Giordano/Cover Artist, and 41 more Detective Comics Vol 1 523 Edit Share "Inferno"Help Cover Cover Gallery Detective Comics Vol 1 #523 February, 1983 Executive Editor Joe Orlando Cover Artists Ed HanniganDick GiordanoAnthony Tollin Inferno Writers Gerry Conway Pencilers Gene Colan Inkers Tony DeZuniga Colourists Adrienne Roy Letterers Ben Oda Editors Nicola CutiLen Wein Mob Rule! Previous Issue Next Issue Detective Comics # 522 Detective Comics # 524 Quote1 You think Grundy is afraid of fire? Grundy is not afraid of anything! Grundy does not even feel the fire! All Grundy feels is hate! Quote2 -- Solomon Grundy Contents[show] Appearing in "Inferno" Featured Characters: Batman Supporting Characters: Commissioner Gordon Alfred Pennyworth Villains: "Doc" Heller (Only appearance; dies) Solomon Grundy Croc (First appearance) Other Characters: Dick Grayson (Cameo) Waldo the Clown (Cameo) Magnificent Melanie (Cameo) Mr. Carstairs (Single appearance) Locations: Gotham City Wayne Manor Batcave Items: Batrope Batcomputer Mechanical T-Rex Vehicles: Batmobile Synopsis for "Inferno" When a designer clothes' department is wrecked and several furs are missing, the Gotham City Police Department assume that this is the work of a personal vendetta against the designer. However, when Batman investigates, he comes to the conclusion that this is the work of a madman or several of them. Taking a piece of evidence, Batman leaves towards the Batcave. Meanwhile, the gang of criminals responsible for the theft are hiding inside and abandoned warehouse, where they are also holding their main weapon, Solomon Grundy. Their main associate and leader only known as "Croc" is not satisfied with the inclusion of Grundy in the gang and he decides to leave the gang so that they deal with the monster. In the meantime, Dick Grayson visits his friend Waldo the Clown in the passing circus near Gotham City. Afterwards, Alfred has noticed that Bruce is somewhat more driven in his Batman activities and true to this, he finds Batman investigating the evidence from the crime scene. Batman has found traces of mold that are connected to Solomon Grundy and soon, another robbery is notified and Batman goes to the place. Upon arriving, Batman finds a collector's store destroyed and many of the valuable relics in pieces. Inside, the criminals who organized the crime have been killed, all of them with broken necks. At the end of the store, Batman finds Grundy and the monster beats Batman to a pulp with ease. Batman has to pretend to be dead in order to have the monster leave him. As Grundy returns to the warehouse hideout, Batman follows and a new confrontation starts in the place. Batman lures Grundy near the furnace, which he has previously activated. With a reflected image, Batman forces Grundy to go inside the furnace and he closes the door, hoping to kill the monster for good. Batman leaves the warehouse and he takes one last look at the smoke coming from the furnace, but he still has doubts of Grundy's fate. Social/Sharing |
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Vik V
Member Since 2016
Posted on 9/2/2018
Damn great cover, Nick! Can't wait to see what piece Will will post next. 😉
Ron S
Member Since 2007
Posted on 9/6/2018
Congrats on acquiring your favorite cover - and on having great taste. It's a great cover, and given how many fantastic covers Hannigan had his hands on, that's saying a lot.
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