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The Ultimates (2003) #10 page 4

Artists: Bryan Hitch (Penciller) , Paul Neary (Inker)

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Title:	The Ultimates (2003) #10 page 4
Artist:	Bryan Hitch (Penciller)
Artist:	Paul Neary (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	315
Likes on CAF:	5 6
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	11/15/2020
Comic Art Archive:	The Ultimates Issue: 1 Page: 4 View

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As Captain America struggles to climb the side of the train, fending off alien Nazis, he knows something they don't: He has already rigged bombs on the train. Hitch delivers a palindromic layout.

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Jason Hussa
Member Since 2017

2 - Posted on 11/18/2020

The big reveal - "So that's what Cap was up to!" Outstanding page. The layout is so simple, technically (a 12-panel grid with the top and bottom halves of the page being a mirror reflection of each other), but the composition of each panel is so beautifully detailed, the cumulative effect is almost dizzying (as intended, like the winding hands of the watches). All the circles in each panel make this feel like a Watchmen page to me. :) This page is the work of a master, without question. Great pick up - congrats!

Ryan Barrett
Member Since 2019

1 - Posted on 1/1/2021

Jason Hussa wrote:

The big reveal - "So that's what Cap was up to!"� Outstanding page.� The layout is so simple, technically (a 12-panel grid with the top and bottom halves of the page being a mirror reflection of each other), but the composition of each panel is so beautifully detailed, the cumulative effect is almost dizzying (as intended, like the winding hands of the watches).� All the circles in each panel make this feel like a Watchmen page to me.� :)� This page is the work of a master, without question.� Great pick up - congrats!

Wow. I totally see what you mean! I didn't see more than the narrative of the page at first glance. I love this piece all the more now! The composition is truly mesmerizing and dizzying as you say, Jason.

Thank you to Robert Berman for sharing it here.

Jason Hussa
Member Since 2017

1 - Posted on 11/18/2020

P.S. - Superlative inking, too.

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