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AC Annual #3 (1992) page 5: Is that Trump's plane?

Artists: Vic Bridges (Penciller) , Dell Barras (Inker) , C.A. Stormon (Inker)

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Title:	AC Annual #3 (1992) page 5: Is that Trump's plane?
Artist:	Vic Bridges (Penciller)
Artist:	Dell Barras (Inker)
Artist:	C.A. Stormon (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	149
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	1
Added to Site:	8/29/2024
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Bill Black's A.C. Comics line was one of the many upstart companies attempting to make a splash in the late Bronze and early Copper Age, prior to the great distribution crash. This annual contained stories of Rocketman/Jet Girl, Iron Jaw, and American Crusader. On this purely cross-promotional page, Jet Girl goes for a joy-flight and peers in the window of an airplane, hoping to see a real-life real-estate mogul. Instead she finds the teen team The Fazers within. It's very much in line with the Silver Age ethos of this series, whose own promotional material played up the way that artist Vic Bridges was informed by John Byrne's work. The very elongated figure of Jet Girl, eleven heads tall, is more of a 90s Image thing.

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 8/29/2024

Really nice tall panel and the figure to stretch to fill it. I think those two panels are put there in place of what she actually saw that was soon forced to be redacted. Hence, the stilted dialogue and robotic delivery.

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