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* BIRTH page of THORION (Very 1st appearance of the Amalgam of Thor and Orion of New Gods) in Thorion of New Asgard #1 (1995) by John Romita Jr.

Location: z01 First Appearance BIRTH pages (the page with the Very 1st appearance ever...where the character first comes to life)
Artist: John  Romita Jr. (Penciller)

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* BIRTH page of THORION (Very 1st appearance of the Amalgam of Thor and Orion of New Gods) in Thorion of New Asgard #1 (1995) by John Romita Jr.
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Location: z01 First Appearance BIRTH pages (the page with the Very 1st appearance ever...where the character first comes to life)
Title: * BIRTH page of THORION (Very 1st appearance of the Amalgam of Thor and Orion of New Gods) in Thorion of New Asgard #1 (1995) by John Romita Jr.*
Artist:  John  Romita Jr. (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: Sorry, Not for sale...check my other folders for pages to buy
Views: 2060
Likes on CAF: 4
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 5/10/2018

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Here is the dynamic full page splash where Thorion springs into action for the very first time ever.
Part of the historic Amalgam series where Marvel and DC combined their characters.

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Beta Ray Benny Member Since 2003
Posted On 11/29/2019

Please keep me in mind when you consider selling this THORION splash. Thanks! 

 Ken Lomas Member Since 2020
Posted On 11/2/2022

I dig it.

 Jordan Joanou Member Since 2008
Posted On 11/2/2022

Ken Lomas wrote:
"  I dig it.
 "

Another cool thing is that they published the comic from JRjr's pencils...no inked pages.

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