Title: Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #242 page 1*
Artist: James Sherman (Penciller) , Bob McLeod (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 664
Likes on CAF: 16
Comments: 13
Added to Site: 7/6/2021
Location: Legion of Super-Heroes
Artists:
James Sherman
(Penciller)
,
Bob McLeod
(Inker)
664 Views - 13 Comments - 16 Likes
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What a fantastic Legion splash page! Congratulations Ted.
Now that is some serious or rather some seriously great Zip-A-Tone usage.
Oh!! That page has always given me goosebumps from the moment I saw it as a teen. It only gets better over time. Congratulations Ted !
70's Legion has always been sought after by original art fans. Cockrum redesigned them much like he would do for the X-Men years later. Sherman kept up the same detailed art of his predecessors and his team dynamic showed off each member's unique abilities with high quality work like in this splash. The reflection off Wildfire is a unique effect with a combination of paint, zip, and ink.
Such a dramatic and striking splash, pulls you right in ! And the inking by young Mr. McLeod are stunning !
If only he'd thought to use a bit more zip-a-tone this splash could have been perfect!
Love the impact of the smashing fist on the story title - very cool and imaginative.
Ha yeah -- there's still about 10% uncovered artwork. Thankfully I love Zip-A-Tone!
Actually I do too. And I think if ever a contest for the most page coverage you may have the winner.
Using zipatone for that reflection is a very cool idea. Heck, I'm not sure if I've ever seen someone use more zipatone, and I'm here for it. Sweet legion title splash. Congrats!
Great splash! Love the great use of the zip!
This page may hold the record for the largest area covered in zip-a-tone, and it's FANTASTIC!
Zip-a-tone makes everything BETTER !
Stunning page, it looks even better in the original black & white. Sherman & McLeod made a great art team, and I wish they had worked together more often.