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Fallen Son: Wolverine #1 p.19

Artist: Leinil Yu (Penciller)

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Title:	Fallen Son: Wolverine #1 p.19
Artist:	Leinil Yu (Penciller)
Media Type:	Pencil
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	275
Likes on CAF:	4 5
Favorited on CAF:	1
Comments:	5
Added to Site:	2/21/2022
Comic Art Archive:	Fallen Son: The Death of Captain America Issue: 1 Page: 19 View

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What a great punch panel. I love how Wolverine breaks the second and third frame in a very difficult to draw downward angle. Beautiful lines from Leinil give richness and texture, even in the sterile SHIELD cell interior.

Thanks to Kwan.

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Nash of the Titans
Member Since 2020

1 - Posted on 2/21/2022

Didnt think there were any of these pages left! Awesome pick! Loved Wolvie coming for answers in the name of Steve! What a time to have read comics too! Congrats!

Paul Martini
Member Since 2021

1 - Posted on 2/21/2022

Nash of the Titans wrote:

Didnt think there were any of these pages left! Awesome pick! Loved Wolvie coming for answers in the name of Steve! What a time to have read comics too! Congrats!�

Glad you like! I have a few more to add from this issue, stay tuned. I loved that storyline, along with civil war, new avengers...all from that slice of comic history. In my mind it was not so long ago but...15/16 years ago? Dang.

Ryan Barrett
Member Since 2019

1 - Posted on 2/21/2022

Yeah, I also cannot believe this came out so long ago. It was a wonderful time to be reading comics.

Yu is one of my favorite artists, but his work can feel somewhat stilted (I still love it). However, that first panel just moves. I certainly wouldn't want to be punched by Logan.

My favorite is the final shot of Wolverine facing the audience. That has become one of my favorite still images of the character, especially of the last 20 years.

Thanks for sharing this here with us!

Paul Martini
Member Since 2021

1 - Posted on 2/22/2022

Ryan Barrett wrote:

Yeah, I also cannot believe this came out so long ago. It was a wonderful time to be reading comics.�

Yu is one of my favorite artists, but his work can feel somewhat stilted (I still love it). However, that first panel just moves. I certainly wouldn't want to be punched by Logan.�

My favorite is the final shot of Wolverine facing the audience. That has become one of my favorite still images of the character, especially of the last 20 years.�

Thanks for sharing this here with us!�

Oh yea, this is easily my favorite period of Yu's work. So much movement in his lines!

Glad you appreciate! I uploaded a large scan to see all the juicy details, however copy shop scanners seem to have trouble picking up pencils. I'm in search of a better place as we speak...

Anthony D.
Member Since 2006

1 - Posted on 2/24/2022

Great page.

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