1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

Love these tender moments that DWJ composes for us.  All the feels. 

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

The work he put into that top panel is impressive.

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

Very beautiful but if she wanted to wake him she could of put on some one. Duh duh dut. Duh duh dut.

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

But where is the DWJ mayhem?  And nice that this page over others makes the wall - it's a wonderful one.

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

DWJ can draw just about anything!! 

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

More comics about playing records! DWJ makes htis living room scene look so good. Love the Buddy Rich album flex here too.

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

Such a great page! Love the quieter moments in the book, congrats on a great page!

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

Nice grounded work that opens the door to daily life.  The last panel where he can find peace and go to sleep is done to show the passage of time while music visually fades into part of the background.  The album is about a little over half an hour, so it might be all that's needed as part of the daily routine.

1 - Posted on 9/8/2021

Love this one! Glad it's in such a great collection.

2 - Posted on 9/9/2021

You're dropping gold today with all the good stuff you posted. This is a brilliant page! Thanks for sharing it on CAF!

1 - Posted on 9/9/2021

Awesome page!  Really great storytelling and despite all the panels (7!) DWJ manages to include a half splash and still keep the pace relaxed through the rest of the page.  

1 - Posted on 9/9/2021

What a great story and emotional page. 

1 - Posted on 9/9/2021

Fantastic page, such a master of capturing emotion. I love that he uses music here.

1 - Posted on 9/9/2021

beautiful piece and a touching deal to boot. congrats

1 - Posted on 9/11/2021

Such a great page. Daniel has such an ability to tell a story visually. Congrats! 

Posted on 9/13/2021

I love this page. It's these quiet little emotional moments that are the heart of Murder Falcon. 

Posted on 9/3/2025

Daniel Warren Johnson's greatest skill may not be his art, although he's incredibly good at that. It may be his ability to tell story with heart and emotion. This page from Murder Falcon is a touching tender moment between a daughter and her father. Daniel always finds time in his stories to include moments like this. Sure, he does action scenes--Big time. Bt he also makes sure that his stories have human emotion to them. Love this page for its compostion, its detail, its inking...but mostly for its heart. Fabulous pick-up, congrats!