Thunderbolts 126 pg 7 art by Roberto De La Torre (2008) - Norman Osborn
Artist: Rob De La Torre (All)
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Thunderbolts #126 page 7 published
Thunderbolts #128 recap page
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DescriptionThunderbolts 126 page 7Art by Roberto De La Torre Marvel Comics - November 2008 This is a great moment in a sequence of pages where Norman Osborn disbands the Thunderbolts in Washington D.C. in front of the Senate Oversight Committee on Superhuman Activities (C.S.A.) and the world press. At this time Marvel was coming out of Secret Invasion, which was a major crossover event where, spoiler alert, Osborn took the final shot that ended the Skrull's invasion. At the time he was seen as the hero the world needed and Norman decided to take full advantage of his new found position to create his new team of anti-heroes and baddies against the judgement of the C.S.A. but with the blessing of the president. We find out later in the arc that the Thunderbolts are disbanded and the new team (H.A.M.M.E.R.) is born. The middle panel with Osborn was also used for the recap/indicia page in TB #128! I'm thrilled to add some pages from this arc to my collection and loved Rob's art style in these early books. Social/Sharing |
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Marcus Wai 
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 5/15/2023
Del La Torre is as hard hitting in this storyline as Hitch was in Ultimates to blend real life situations in the superhero genre. This had a big impact at the time and one can see this happening in real life with how the current political discourse is going.
John C
Member Since 2014
1 - Posted on 5/15/2023
Baby, there's no other superstar
You know that I'll be
Your papa-paparazz
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 5/18/2023
The buildup to Dark Reign was masterfully handled, and De La Torre did a wonderful job here conveying drama without any of the usual costumes and superpowers that are typically expected in a Marvel comic book.
Bob Bello
Member Since 2011
1 - Posted on 5/20/2023
In my opinion, the b/w ink is far more superior, but... that's like in the era of colorized grapohic novels ;-) I miss the Golden Age of Inking, so to speak!
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