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Starman Annual 2 page 33-34

Artists: Gene Ha (Penciller) , Gene Ha (Inker) , James Robinson (Writer)

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Title:	Starman Annual 2 page 33-34
Artist:	Gene Ha (Penciller)
Artist:	Gene Ha (Inker)
Artist:	James Robinson (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	238
Likes on CAF:	3 4
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	10/23/2021
Comic Art Archive:	Starman Annual Issue: 2 Page: 33 View

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 10/23/2021

Gene Ha! Has always been exciting with realistic shadow defined characters. This DPS uses a great layout with those incline gutters for the panels like they were made by a runaway motorized wheelchair. The action within is dense with Black Canary and Starman putting in the pain!

Gal Schwartz
Member Since 2005

Posted on 10/24/2021

Such and amazing piece ! Starman was one of my favorite titles and the annuals were extra special !

Michael Sullivan
Member Since 2021

Posted on 10/25/2021

That is a MONSTER. What an amazing display piece from a fantastic, underrated and undervalued artist. And from such a great story from my favorite series.

Jelly.

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Member Since 2012

1 - Posted on 10/25/2021

Michael Sullivan wrote:

That is a MONSTER. What an amazing display piece from a fantastic, underrated and undervalued artist. And from such a great story from my favorite series.

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Jelly.

I agree. I just had Gene sign this at Baltimore Comic Con. He really thinks his work through. He commented that, as it was the Golden Age time period, he drew it as if their costumes were appropriate for the period and did not fit perfectly like with superhero movie costumes of the time.

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