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Patrick O. SINGAPORE
Member Since April 2020
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Red Sonja triptych: Arm-Wrestling for Beer in a New York Bar

Location: Great Sequences & Motion
Artist: Carlos  Gomez (Penciller)

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Beer scene 1 of 3

Final colour version 2 of 3

Final colour version 3 of 3
Artwork Details
Location: Great Sequences & Motion
Title: Red Sonja triptych: Arm-Wrestling for Beer in a New York Bar*
Artist:  Carlos  Gomez (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Double Page Spread
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3624
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 6/19/2020

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Description
Sonja is transported to New York City, where she has neither beer nor any money to buy beer. So of course she arm-wrestles for ale and beats the bragging muscle-man double-or-nothing.
In the first page, there is a subtle sign in the bar that reads, "Beer. Helping ugly people have sex since 18..").
I wonder if that joke was in original script or if it was the artist that snuck it in?

From issue 2 (2017) of the outstanding Amy Chu & Carols Gómez run.

All pages purchased through El Arte del C—mic in Madrid.

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Member Since: April 2020
Last Login: July 2026
Country: SINGAPORE
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John Espinoza Member Since 2014
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Posted On 3/8/2022

This is fun! One page isn't enough, you have to get the whole sequence to appreciate it!

Patrick O. Member Since 2020
Posted On 3/8/2022

John Espinoza wrote:
"  This is fun! One page isn't enough, you have to get the whole sequence to appreciate it!
 "

I agree completely. I love these types of sequences. The trouble with collecting this way is that I have a few wonderful sequences that are missing one page, and so I am like a card player hoping for the card I need to complete my straight. I dare not display some of these sequences on CAF yet for fear of my missing card suddenly shooting up in price! 

John Espinoza Member Since 2014
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Posted On 3/8/2022

Patrick O. wrote:
"  I agree completely. I love these types of sequences. The trouble with collecting this way is that I have a few wonderful sequences that are missing one page, and so I am like a card player hoping for the card I need to complete my straight. I dare not display some of these sequences on CAF yet for fear of my missing card suddenly shooting up in price! 
 "

Yup, keep 'em close to your vest!