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Doom Patrol #119 page 14 Negative Man vs The Great Guru

Artist: Bruno Premiani (All)

6 Comments - 1,911 Views - 2 Likes

Doom Patrol #119 page 14 Negative Man vs The Great Guru Comic Art

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Title:	Doom Patrol #119 page 14 Negative Man vs The Great Guru
Artist:	Bruno Premiani (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	1,911
Likes on CAF:	2 3
Comments:	6
Added to Site:	12/2/2011
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Well, I would be willing to trade for another Doom Patrol page, especially something with The Brotherhood of Evil.

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	Steve Day Vich ( 2 ) Premium Gallery Owner
Joined:	June 2007
Last Login:	September 2025
Ebay Id:	aqualad33
Country:	UNITED STATES
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Timothy Finney
Member Since 2006

Posted on 12/3/2011

That is a pretty sweet Premiani DP page.The second panel immediately brings to mind the cover.

Kevin Warzecha
Member Since 2006

Posted on 12/3/2011

Sweeter than candy. A really exceptional addition.

Gabriel Hardman
Member Since 2011

Posted on 9/8/2013

Love this page! Can't resist the way Premiani drew animals.

Steve Kro
Member Since 2007

Posted on 6/24/2017

Would you be willing to trade for an Unknown Solider page? He looks just like Negative Man. You won't know the difference.

Steve Kro
Member Since 2007

Posted on 12/26/2017

Great Cerberus example! I love Sim�s early issues on the title. If you�re ever looking to sell this page please don�t keep me in mind. I�d be embarrassed to own something like this. Thanks!

Steve Kro
Member Since 2007

Posted on 5/3/2025

During the 1820s, English geologist William Buckland conducted an experiment to see how long a toad could remain alive while encased in stone. He placed toads of different sizes and ages into carved chambers within limestone and sandstone blocks sealed with glass covers, then buried the blocks in his garden. A year later, he dug up the blocks and found that most of the toads were dead and decayed. A few toads that had been in the porous limestone were still living, but the glass had developed cracks which Buckland believed may have admitted small insects. However, Buckland found them all dead after reburying them in the limestone for another year. Buckland concluded that toads could not survive inside rock for extreme lengths of time.

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