Batman: Arkham City (Chapter 7 | Pages #15 and #16 | Digital Exclusive Edition)

Artists: Jimbo Salgado (Penciller) , Jeff Huet (Inker) , Paul Dini (Writer) , Derek Fridolfs (Writer)

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Batman: Arkham City (Chapter 7 | Pages #15 and #16 | Digital Exclusive Edition) Comic Art

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Artwork Details

Title:	Batman: Arkham City (Chapter 7 \| Pages #15 and #16 \| Digital Exclusive Edition)
Artist:	Jimbo Salgado (Penciller)
Artist:	Jeff Huet (Inker)
Artist:	Paul Dini (Writer)
Artist:	Derek Fridolfs (Writer)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	606
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	8/30/2016
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Description

A total of eight pages were done for Batman: Arkham City (Chapter 7) - Moving at a Glacial Pace by Penciller Jimbo Salgado and Inker Jeff Huet. These pages were later on broken down into two separate pages for the digital exclusive edition. The top portion represents Page #15 while the lower half severs as Page #16.

Story by Paul Dini, script by Derek Fridolfs, and inked by Jeffrey Huet, Jeff completes the piece and gives it life.

Note: Piece is signed by Jeff Huet. | This is Jimbo Salgado's first professional work.

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	Jay Bun
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aric shapiro
Member Since 2006

Posted on 8/30/2016

Really nice piece. Jimbo is a great talent

Jay Bun
Member Since 2015

Posted on 8/30/2016

aric shapiro wrote:

Really nice piece. Jimbo is a great talent

He is! I also liked Jeff's work on this piece. I had an opportunity to see him ink in person. Made me appreciate the difference between pencils and inks. Thanks for your comment Aric.

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