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Action Comics 552 page 14 by Gil Kane

Location: Panel pages: DC Comics
Artist: Gil Kane (All)

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Location: Panel pages: DC Comics
Title: Action Comics 552 page 14 by Gil Kane*
Artist:  Gil Kane (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 561
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 12/9/2022

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Published 1984
Another Time! Another Death!
written by Marv Wolfman

Story featuring the Forgotten Heroes including Dolphin who is shown on this page.
Dolphin was created by Jay Scott Pike debuting in Showcase #79 (1968).
She was little used in the DC Universe prior to her appearances as part of the Forgotten Heroes, 15 years later.

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John C Member Since 2014
Posted On 12/9/2022

I for one, am glad she got remembered.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
2    
Posted On 12/9/2022

And even though the comics passed me by
I still will buy a page

'Cause all the dreams of Superman you'd choose
Got art along the way

And heroes that are never forgotten
Got lost or thrown away

And now we're grown up Dolphins
That never knew Gil Kane
Art don't belong to no one
That's a shame
You could hide in deep Sea
Devils for a while
And I won't sell Action with Kane
And I remember your Kane

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 12/9/2022

Great underwater page.

Dewey Cassell Member Since 2004
Posted On 12/9/2022

Great character, beautifully rendered by Kane.

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
Posted On 12/10/2022

I love seeing Kane's early to mid 80's work, especially the rare pages whose ink didn't turn purple or badly fade away. It's not his best stuff, but when you consider he just drew it all directly with markers and only needed a minimum of whiteout, it really is mind blowing to know that all his decades of experience, even by this point in time, enabled him to do that. That's what you call CONFIDENCE!