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2000AD #50 Inferno [Part 15], page 31

Artist: Massimo Belardinelli (All)

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Title:	2000AD #50 Inferno [Part 15], page 31
Artist:	Massimo Belardinelli (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	771
Likes on CAF:	3 4
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	7/10/2020
Comic Art Archive:	2000 AD Issue: 50 Page: 31 View

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The Harlem Hellcats are playing the Firbank Fiends, and a brawl results in a penalty to the Fiends. A biker from the Fiends goes one-on-one against the Hellcats� cave-man (goal keeper), Mooney, who keeps the Inferno Ball out � but unfortunately with his head. Considering the extreme violence of the game, it seems odd that the Hellcats� leader, Giant, is concerned that his team is becoming too� violent. Belardinelli infuses the penalty scene with such energy, that the biker is skidding right out of the page.

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STEVE MILLAR
Member Since 2007

1 - Posted on 7/20/2020

Great page, I used to own this many moons ago....

Paul Roach
Member Since 2014

1 - Posted on 7/20/2020

STEVE MILLAR wrote:

Great page, I used to own this many moons ago....�

You did indeed! I see I bought it from you on eBay back in 2015. Thanks again for selling it to me! I just can't get enough of Inferno.

FBS Stroun
Member Since 2021

2 - Posted on 8/23/2021

Belardinelli might not have been the greatest "draftsman" of that era, but his baroque, dark, obsessive imaginative power makes him an essential contributor to 2000ad's legacy. Over time, one of my favorite artists working for UK comics in the late70s/early 80s. More so than other much more celebrated authors. Gorgeous page. .

ROBERT COX
Member Since 2004

Posted on 10/23/2021

FBS Stroun wrote:

Belardinelli might not have been the greatest "draftsman" of that era, but his baroque, dark, obsessive�imaginative power makes him an essential contributor to 2000ad's legacy. Over time, one of my favorite artists working for UK comics in the late70s/early 80s. More so than other much more�celebrated authors. Gorgeous page.�.�

Exactly this.

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