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Savage sword of Conan 138 page 52 - Kwapisz & Chan

Artists: Gary Kwapisz (Penciller) , Ernie Chan (Inker)

2 Comments - 252 Views - 1 Like

Savage sword of Conan 138 page 52 - Kwapisz & Chan Comic Art

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Title:	Savage sword of Conan 138 page 52 - Kwapisz & Chan
Artist:	Gary Kwapisz (Penciller)
Artist:	Ernie Chan (Inker)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	252
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	12/10/2021
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�Lair of the Lizard God� - Conan quits his life as a hard-pressed mercenary on the bloody Pictish frontier for the promise of gem-laden wealth deep in Pictish territory. But secretly behind the quest for fabulous jewels is the warrior-woman Conan loves to hate, Valeria of the Red Brotherhood.

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Last Login:	September 2025
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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 12/10/2021

These look like illustrations from ancient texts with the Ernie Chan finish for the art that is meant for the B&w magazine. The Kwapisz art is great storytelling with a stunning top panel. It adjusts to the tight second tier with a panel breaker image as the arrow pierces through to the Dino centerpiece of the page. Then it resolves the action through the end of the page with Dino wreaking havoc.

Gabe Carino
Member Since 2009

1 - Posted on 12/11/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:

These look like illustrations from ancient texts with the Ernie Chan finish for the art that is meant for the B&w magazine. �The Kwapisz art is great storytelling with a stunning top panel. �It adjusts to�the tight second tier with a panel breaker image as the�arrow pierces through to the Dino centerpiece of the page. �Then it resolves the action through the end of the page with Dino wreaking havoc.

Thanks for all your comments Marcus. As a family new art collector your words are extremely informative and helpful.

Gabe

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