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John Totleben Swamp Thing #48 Page 20 Original Art (DC, 1986)

Location: Traded/Sold
Artists: John Totleben (All) ,  Alan Moore (Writer)

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Location: Traded/Sold
Title: John Totleben Swamp Thing #48 Page 20 Original Art (DC, 1986)*
Artist:  John Totleben (All) ,  Alan Moore (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
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Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 2/25/2017

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John Totleben Swamp Thing #48 Page 20 Original Art (DC, 1986). John Constantine is captured by the Brujeria, who plan on unleashing a dark evil force that will drastically change the universe, in this intense page from "A Murder of Crows." John Totleben's run on Swamp Thing, illustrating Alan Moore's scripts, remains the stuff of legend among Modern Age comics fans, and this issue's scenes of Judith transforming into a bird by the Brujeria after being lured in to do their bidding is considered one of the scariest moments from the series. The Brujeria storyline was borrowed for the highly acclaimed, but short-lived, Constantine TV series. This page, featuring Judith turning against her former boss, is loaded with typical Totleben touches; it's in ink over graphite with whiteout on Bristol board, with an approximate image area of 10" x 15".

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Member Since: March 2006
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Country: UNITED STATES
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C . Member Since 2008
Posted On 3/20/2017

I can not believe that this piece does not have any comment. It is a key piece in the history of John Constantine.
Rick W Member Since 2017
Posted On 8/11/2017

Amazing imagery from one of the best runs in comic history! Congrats!