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MCP #51 front cover

Location: Gulacy Gallery Room
Artist: Paul Gulacy (All)

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MCP 51 comic
Artwork Details
Location: Gulacy Gallery Room
Title: MCP #51 front cover*
Artist:  Paul Gulacy (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: Offer I can't refuse (front AND back covers)
Views: 1555
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 7/31/2006

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Description
ACQUISITION DATE: 2006
SOURCE: private
OWNER HISTORY: unknown
DIMENSIONS: 11x17
STOCK: bristol
CREATION DATE: unknown
SIGNATURE: Gulacy
PUBLICATION: June 1990

This rather imposing Gulacy example is a perfect study of light and shadow. It was published as the front cover to Marvel Comics Presents #51 (for back cover, please see next image).

I had been eyeing this set of covers for some time in Roger Clark’s FOR SALE gallery and finally contacted him late last year to try and acquire them. Unfortunately the timing and the numbers didn't quite work out then, but last month I gave it another crack and everything fell into place.

Whenever I look at this piece, I am reminded of the countless times I've watched that scene in movie after movie where the hero comes slowly out of the shadows into the light, usually accompanied by some moody piece of the film's score.

I am a huge Gulacy nut, so it's a real pleasure to be able to add this to my collection. A great big THANK YOU to Roger for making it happen!

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Frank Cairo Member Since 2006
Posted On 7/31/2006

this is gulacy at his best. incredible use of lights and shadows!simply amazing! congrats on the pickup!
Nelson Animated Ink Member Since 2005
Posted On 7/31/2006

Another great example of Gulacy's work showcasing his understanding of shadows and light. Thanks for sharing. Cheers! Nelson
Paul Singh Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/1/2006

Dark and moody Wolverine. Stunning! I can see where Gulacy got his inspiration for my Cap piece.
Michael Bair Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/11/2006

nice Gulacy version of the classic "Doc Savage" --James Bama cover.
Daniel B Member Since 2012
Posted On 9/23/2017

Mind blowing piece ! I love the lighting and the deep blacks, and what a stunning rendition of Wolverine (respecting his short size) !