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Fables 75 page 1 - Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha

Location: Comic Pages
Artists: Mark  Buckingham (Penciller) ,  Steve  Leialoha (Inker) ,  Bill Willingham (Writer)

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Location: Comic Pages
Title: Fables 75 page 1 - Mark Buckingham, Steve Leialoha*
Artist:  Mark  Buckingham (Penciller) ,  Steve  Leialoha (Inker) ,  Bill Willingham (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 542
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 10/10/2015

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Got this from Steve at SDCC2015. Leialoha is an underrated artist, he can subsume his style to whomever he's inking, but his originals are really unique.

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Last Login: March 2024
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Eurion Kemish Member Since 2012
Posted On 10/10/2015

I really like the additional pencil text on the page. Shows how Buckingham took the text into consideration (as it's the title page of course). Nice pickup!
Aric Castle Member Since 2015
Posted On 10/12/2015

Eurion Kemish wrote:
" I really like the additional pencil text on the page. Shows how Buckingham took the text into consideration (as it's the title page of course). Nice pickup!  "
The extra penciling really was what sold me on this page, as well as it was one of the pages both had physically worked on. According to Leialoha about half the later Fables pages were inked from digital printouts, because it sometimes took too long to physically send the penciled pages from England to Leialoha (and he had many of those for sale as well). Which means there must be a bunch of pencil pages around, but Buckingham left them in England when he came to SDCC. It's also amusing that Leialoha prices them by the amount of time it took him to work on the page (you can barely see up in the top right corner a notation 3 hours 30 minutes), making this one of the mid-range pages.