Captain America (2013) #006 - Pg 13 (John Romita Jr. / Scott Hanna) Marvel Comics
Artists: John Romita Jr. (Penciller) , Scott Hanna (Inker)
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DescriptionPencilled by John Romita Jr. and inked by Scott Hanna.This page came from the series written by Rick Remender in 2013. The story takes place with Captain Anerica trapped by Armin Zola in Dimension Z. He escapes Zola's fortress while freeing an infant named Ian. This story details Zola's later abduction of Ian and an injured Cap in pursuit of retribution and again liberating his "son". Nice images of Cap throughout this page. JrJr's style works well with the gritty desolation of the Dimension Z environment. This comic had a very different look once the digital painting was added by Dean White. (See additional image.) I personally prefer the pencil and inks of the original. Although that should come as no surprise because inks are most often my preference. Appreciate fellow CAF collector Frederico Bettini making this available a couple years back. My son Greg (a fellow art admirer) and I had the privilege of meeting John Romita Jr. at HeroesCon 2024 where he signed the piece for us. A great gentleman as well as a great artist. I shared with JRJR my love for his father's work and how this page pairs perfectly with my Captain America #143 page in it's portfolio home. Social/Sharing |
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K Gearon 
Member Since 2011
1 - Posted on 7/21/2024
JRJR's storytelling is second to none, and that includes this Cap run. Great gritty example, Lee, and nicely displayed in the portfolio next to Pops. Congrats, and was great catching up for a few minutes at Heroes!
Lee Harmon
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 7/21/2024
K Gearon wrote:
JRJR's storytelling is second to none, and that includes this Cap run. ÊGreat gritty example, Lee, and nicely displayed in the portfolio next to Pops. ÊCongrats, and was great catching up for a few minutes at Heroes!
Thanks Kahlil! Always great to see you even if briefly. Look forward to the next event.
Appreciate your insight as always my friend.
Kavi H
Member Since 2018
1 - Posted on 7/21/2024
thats a nice one Lee!! looks great next to the Romita Sr in the portfolio, love the way you do the labels at the bottom too. gladd you got to get JRJR to sign it at Heroes. congrats on the addition to your collection.
Lee Harmon
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 7/21/2024
Kavi H wrote:
thats a nice one Lee!! looks great next to the Romita Sr in the portfolio, love the way you do the labels at the bottom too. gladd you got to get JRJR to sign it at Heroes. congrats on the addition to your collection.
Thanks Kavi!
I enjoy doing things as a facing spread with a theme. The labels I write just feel like a nice finishing touch.
Robert C
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 7/22/2024
NIce page. Scott Hanna seems like he's everywhere -- like the Isaac Asimov of inkers!
Bill J
Member Since 2009
1 - Posted on 11/8/2024
Stunning pencils and inks for a Captain America page by John Romita Jr and Scott Hanna! Love the opening panels here with Cap trudging through a dismal wartorn battlefield in Dimension Z, where he has been trapped by Armin Zola in Dimension Z. Cap is wounded and you can see the pain he is in when he grips his chest. The look on his face as he studies Zola's fortress is weary and tired. I love Scott's inks over JrJr's pencils, they really convey the sense of frustration and futility Cap is feeling. Fantastic pick-up, congrats!
Lee Harmon
Member Since 2020
Posted on 11/8/2024
Bill J wrote:
StunningÊ pencils and inks for a Captain America page by John Romita Jr and Scott Hanna! Love the opening panels here with Cap trudging through a dismal wartorn battlefield in Dimension Z, where he has been trapped by Armin Zola in Dimension Z. Cap is wounded and you can see the pain he is in when he grips his chest. The look on his face as he studies Zola's fortress is weary and tired. I love Scott's inks over JrJr's pencils, they really convey the sense of frustration and futility Cap is feeling. Fantastic pick-up, congrats!
So glad that you appreciate this art as much as I do Bill!
Thanks for the insightful comment.
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