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Jim Martin UNITED STATES
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Defenders Vol 4 Page 12

Location: Interior Pages
Artists: Michael  Lark (Penciller) ,  Stefano Guadiano (Inker)

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Inks over Blueline
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Location: Interior Pages
Title: Defenders Vol 4 Page 12*
Artist:  Michael  Lark (Penciller) ,  Stefano Guadiano (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 168
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 3/14/2023

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As part of the buy 3 Lark Pages get one free - I thought I Would pick up some more standard super hero pages and Marvel work at that. As one can see my preference is DC and otherwise I have gravitated more towards non super hero work or C/D list characters.

Price point wise I can pick up a lot of great artists without using money that would cause me to be a single guy again.

Second reason is is that I just feel pulled in by some of the art. The Sunday pages from a Newspaper strip Twin Earths from the fifties is something I found and fell in love with, had no clue about the artist or the strip.

Long preamble - so this was a bonus as I received the pencils on a thinner page and the inks on an artboard. I contacted the dealer and he told me Lark gives pages to the inker who scans and then prints out a blueline and inks the blue line.

So while we have the whole is the blue line art discussion I ended up with both. I have shown the inked version as a second image.

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Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
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Posted On 3/29/2023

Another beauty!  Great fun to see the pencils and inks separate (and together), to see what each of them brought (and added) to the process. Stefano's contribution was -obviously- SO much more than just "blueline inking".  Really great work!  Another great pick up, Jim!