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Member Since August 2003
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Harley Quinn #9 p13

Location: DC
Artist: Michael Kaluta (All)

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Location: DC
Title: Harley Quinn #9 p13*
Artist:  Michael Kaluta (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 368
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 7/5/2021

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Michael Kaluta is one of those artists I've long admired, but never picked up anything by. I've watched a number of pieces in the last year, but never felt inspired to jump on one until this came along.

A trippy splash of Harley and Ivy eating sushi in a roller derby injury-induced fever dream wasn't exactly on my want list, but when I saw this I knew I needed it on my wall. I don't claim to understand it, but it's a lot of fun to look at.

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Last Login: July 2026
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 7/5/2021

Ka-loo-ta!  Imaginative voodoo that covers fantasy illustration in Kaluta's wild maze like splash signifying Harley and Ivy's complex relationship.

Mike Rice Member Since 2003
Posted On 7/6/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Ka-loo-ta!  Imaginative voodoo that covers fantasy illustration in Kaluta's wild maze like splash signifying Harley and Ivy's complex relationship.
 "

All that AND octopi. 

E DLS Member Since 2005
Posted On 7/6/2021

This is an interesting one.  In most cases, when it comes to comic art, the majority of us prefer the b&w originals to the published colored  pages.  In this particular case, I'm split between the two.  For very different reasons.  I like the colored page because it helps seperate and identify the different elements in the piece.  At the same time, I love how all the swirling pieces blend together in the b&w.  I love the cats at the bottom and the two characters feeding each other with chopsticks at the top.  

Mike Rice Member Since 2003
Posted On 7/6/2021

E DLS wrote:
"  This is an interesting one.  In most cases, when it comes to comic art, the majority of us prefer the b&w originals to the published colored  pages.  In this particular case, I'm split between the two.  For very different reasons.  I like the colored page because it helps seperate and identify the different elements in the piece.  At the same time, I love how all the swirling pieces blend together in the b&w.  I love the cats at the bottom and the two characters feeding each other with chopsticks at the top.  
 "

In person, it's a lot easier to read in BW. (Because, bigger.) But that's exactly why I included the color image. Either way, it's not a quick read. It forces you to spend some time with it. 

Jonathan Mueller Member Since 2005
Posted On 7/6/2021

Beautiful page; but oh gawd the dialogue, bad pun after bad pun, lol. Congrats, and thanks for sharing!

artless artmore Member Since 2013
Posted On 7/7/2021

Wonderful surreal image from Kaluta!  

kent mansley Member Since 2015
Posted On 7/7/2021

That's all sorts of amazing! So much to take in here. Must be so much fun to stare at. Huge congrats!

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