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The Swamp Thing #6, pg. 20

Location: The Swamp Thing #6
Artists: Mike Perkins (All) ,  Ram V (Writer)

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Location: The Swamp Thing #6
Title: The Swamp Thing #6, pg. 20*
Artist:  Mike Perkins (All) ,  Ram V (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 301
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 8/14/2021

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Mike Perkins has hit another gear on this current Swamp Thing run. His perfect pencils and GORGEOUS inks complement Ram V's vision perfectly. Throughout the issue we can see various techniques used to create different textures and environments - perfectly suited to the material at hand. Here we can see both Levi, underwater, vs the inset panels showing Heat-Wave on land.

Thanks to Mike's long-time rep, Rubén!

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 8/14/2021

Seems to be a Perkins trademark to let panels blend together without traditional panel breaks.  Instead using inset panels that don't stretch all the way across to cause the breaks and denote timing of the action.  

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 8/15/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Seems to be a Perkins trademark to let panels blend together without traditional panel breaks.  Instead using inset panels that don't stretch all the way across to cause the breaks and denote timing of the action.  
 "

Well said, Marcus. His calling card is lots of chiaroscuro along with the non-traditional method of telling the visual story with a montage of separate images that blend into each other on the page, intersected by the inset panels you mention to break up and "divide" the montage scenes and create the effect that those scenes are "panels" but without the traditional outlines. He also often uses a lot of wash to create mood and textures, as he does here in the underwater panels. Love that stuff!

 

Matt  Todd Member Since 2014
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Posted On 8/14/2021

Love this page. Such a fun issue and great addition to your collection to your collection!! 

J H Member Since 2019
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Posted On 8/16/2021

Those red eyes...Wow, this page is stunning. All the tricks, and details, come together in a beautiful whole. Truly beautiful art. And as Marcus aptly noted, using the panels to break up the the image is such a fantastic choice. It's a splash, but it isn't, and I dig that. Great score. Big, green congrats! 

Reba Jacobs Member Since 2017
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Posted On 8/30/2021

Ah, so good! I love it.