This is THE Bernard Chang commission standard. Incredible linework and inks. 

Thanks for sharing! 

Other than Green Lantern, especially Stewart, Star Sapphire, and Crush, you were MADE to draw Jubilee. WOW. Just beautiful. 

Bad. Ass. Now I want to see Chang on monthly Cap. 

Thanks, Bill! I appreciate your comment and love your collection. Big fan! All the best. 

Have to agree with Kahlil. Looking at the original here, my favorite part is Magneto's his eyes and specifically the lighting on them. The whites of Erik's eyes are essentially black and there is this sinister, demonic inversion. But I love the shadow of the point on his helmet shadowing his eye on the right there. It's a great, unique touch. 

Phenomenal inking and pick-up overall. Thanks for sharing, dude! 

Ridiculously great Ghost Rider page, K! 

I love the perspective on the second panel with GR's fists on either side of the demonic monsters. You-know-what's about to go DOWN, son!! 

Wow. How poignant! Fantastic work on the facial expressions, the damage inflicted to Supergirl, and even the city buildings. Great work! 

I haven't read this story yet (now I really want to!), but I love the narrative of these 9 panels. Any time a page can tell a story on its own with only the art, that's when you know you have something special. That's what Gary Frank has produced with this page and that is what you have-- a spectacular, special page. Thanks for sharing! 

I cannot agree more with Brandon's comment above. Bair's inks over Morales' pencils are so sweet. Bair enriches an already beautiful style of line work from Rags, who is able to make characters like Stargirl and Black Adam come to life and almost jump off the page. 

I especially love the perspective of the second panel with Sandman looking down on Atom Smasher. It feels cinematic. 

Thanks for sharing! 

Those ring panels, tho!!

Your description is PERFECT and exactly what I was going to say- 

"Impulse!" 

WICKED. 

Compare and contrast pages such as this are always so captivating. This page has the chance to offer background and humanity to both of the main characters who, thanks to their GL rings, get to traverse the celestial bodies. Pansica's pencils are so clean and strong here, they don't really need to be inked to enjoy staring at it. And I think I will do just that. So, thanks for sharing it! 

MJ is kinda perfect there. 

Fun piece! 

I've never quite seen any Bat piece like this with the cigarette and booze. Quite poignant. And it makes so much sense. 

I appreciate you sharing it with us on CAF. 

I really want a GL commission from Don Perlin. I've loved his work since classic Valiant era Bloodshot issues. 

This is so slick! 

Holy cow! This is incredible. How am I possibly the first commenter for this piece?! The swirls of energy are cool and vibrant. The composition of the figures is dramatic and narrative, telling a story in a single image. This should be a cover. 

Thanks for sharing! 

AB-solutely LOVE-ly! 

Now I need a Des Taylor commission. Where did you pick this up? It truly is fantastic! Thanks for sharing it here. 

I'm in love with that last panel. But I'm biased as a Jean Grey fan. Still, she strikes a great, powerful pose there while surrounded by her teammates. Beautiful page. Thanks for sharing! 

Can you imagine seeing that come up from the ground? 

Even if I was WW, I'd probably have nightmares for days! 

Great stuff. 

Kind of a scary page! WOW. 

Lovely. Lovely. LOVE-LY. 

I have not read this issue. Yet, at least. But I am in love with Pelletier's visual story-telling here, especially in those last four panels. So much emotion, gravity, and humanity in those sequential panels. This is beautiful. Really, really gorgeous piece. 

Saving this to my favorites. I love your collection. Glad I discovered it. 

I have not read this comic, but now I can't wait to pick up the collected edition.

SEE THESE TWO TITANS OF TERROR TUSSLE!! In the beautiful pencil line work of powerhouse Paul Pelletier! 

Thanks for sharing! 

What a perfect page. Action. Ambivalence. Emotion, Split panel. Hand-drawn lettering done by the penciler, the ALWAYS brilliant Pelletier. 

Whew! Saving this to my favorites to stare at again and again. Thanks for sharing this on CAF with us! 

Always loved Roy's character. SO glad they did what they did with his character in Infinite Frontier. They brought him back in a fascinating way. Awesome page. Thanks for sharing! 

Uuuummmmm, HOW am I the FIRST commenter on this page???!?!!

Pelletier pencils. 

Battle-damaged JSA. 

FULL page spread goodness. 

This is an amazing work of art to enjoy staring at. I would love to own this page. In fact, I remember going onto Pelletier's website, seeing this, hoping to purchase, and then sadly seeing the word "Sold Out." BUT. I am very grateful you are sharing this here on CAF for me and all to see and stare at online whenever we want. I'm adding this to my favorites. Thanks again for sharing! 

Can't believe this was not used for publication. Phenomenal Paul Pelletier achievement of artistic perfection. 

Thanks for sharing! 

I have NO idea what's going on here beyond your identification of the characters involved, but it looks AWESOME!!! I never knew I need a Hulk-ed out Thor book, but I need it and I need it now. Amazing page! 

So much detail! 

Pelletier shines with this page. Thanks a ton for sharing. 

I FEEL Gladiator's loss. His face buried in Lilandra's shoulder; his awkward hold of her leg with his left hand genuinely showing how inconsolable and distraught he is. This is an example of a perfect comic book spread to me- featuring action, sure, but with an emotional impact. 

Pelletier is a master in the medium. Thank you for sharing this page. 

No, Roy, NO!!!!!!!!

Poor Roy Harper. His is a life of suffering and loss. Which is why he is one of my favorite characters in the DCU. I love this tragic cover depicting him against, and losing to, his greatest foe of his life. 

Thanks for sharing. 

Two elements drew me to this piece. Pelletier's unique, inimitable style of face on Adam here. AND. Your smooth, rich color work. 

Thanks for sharing! It's fantastic. Even if the gauntlet is on the wrong hand. ;) 

Flash is one of my favorite comic book characters ever since Waid's run decades ago. I remember Pelletier's work on Waid's storyline "Terminal Velocity" or around that era (it's a bit hazy). 

Your Flash spread here is just perfect. Digging the running stance and how it is on an 11x17 board. 

Thanks for sharing the art. And your OA collecting origin story! I love when someone reveals how they got into this hobby. 

TUFF Bats! Mahnke is one of the definitive Batman and DC Comics artists of all time. Thanks for sharing! 

PHENOMENAL. 

My favorite part may be that Scarlet Witch is in her George Perez-designed outfit. That's her best. 

I will definitely be back to check this out again here on CAF. Thanks for sharing! 

Sinestro is such a BOSS. Hal's got NOTHING on him! 

I've been thinking of how if I got any superhero tattoo, it would be the GL symbol on my chest. Too cool, dude. 

Love the heroic intensity of Hal, the graceful sexuality of Star Sapphire, and the smug nonchalance of Sinestro. 

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing! 

Ugh. So good it hurts. 

Thanks for sharing! I love Star Sapphire. 

Gleason is one of the best GL artists of all time IMO, in my top 3 favorite comic artists, and such a nice guy to chat with. Congrats on this sweet commish! 

Is there a stronger word than "perfect" to describe this piece? 

I'm not so sure, but truly- this is not only the paragon page depicting Selina Kyle in all of her character's history, but is also the paragon for proving why Tim Sale earned all the praise that he did and will continue to receive for decades to come. 

Thank you for sharing this once again. It is a total mic-drop Sale. 

Hey, K! I have to agree with Eric and Nathan above about Marquez's level of detail on Jessica's jacket and boots. So tasty! 

But what really draws me to this DPS is Jessica's face and accompanying body language. Her face looks a bit like it should be found in a manga rather than an American comic book. I would say with the current Marvel and DC house styles, this detailed piece feels somewhat European or Asian-inspired, which to me only signifies just how unique this modern era DPS really is. 

Thanks for sharing, K! All the best, dude. 

While I have really liked Mahnke inking himself in the past to provide a more rough and rugged feel to his work, I have to agree with you. Alamy truly was the best inker over Mahnke's lines. As you say, it was so clean. It felt crisp and their collaboration also provided the colorist to heighten and elevate them even further as their work jumped off the pages of GL. Theirs was my favorite art along Johns' GL run among MANY fantastic artists who also contributed to it. 

Thanks so much for sharing this page! I love that close-up turned shot of Atrocitus especially. 

The armor always excited, fascinated, but also frightened me in the original series. This page exemplifies that last effect I mentioned. Really dig the page. Thanks for sharing! 

I loved X-O and Solar together. That last panel is a lot of fun, though! X-O just on his own. 

Oh, wow. It's been a dream of mine to pick up a page from Waid's Flash run from the Terminal Velocity storyline. 

This is perfect, featuring Wally Flash in action, Max, and Kobra. 

Thanks for sharing! 

Taken too soon. 

This was a great series while it lasted within the New 52. Great page exemplifying the craziness of the short run. 

Cool. Especially the final panel. But I dig the lead-up to it. 

Yeah, this just POPS! With the black lines outlining the vibrant red.