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Prime Aparo cover!
Amazing how different it is sans colours
I like the sharks in the background... "uh, I don't think we should get involved in this".
Wow! It's only a week into January and so far your New Year is going better than most. Congratulations Dino!
Nice Aparo Cover ! Congrats Dino !
lovely
Really dig the overall composition, including how all of the lettering if incoporated! Aquaman's clearly got a tough tussle ahead o' him...Starro's no slouch- took on the whole JLA initially! Also a cover that definitely makes you wanna open up the book to see what's up inside! Congrats, Dino!
Beautiful! Congrats Dino!
Sooooo nice! Just when I think your collection couldn't possibly get any more incredible...it does!!!
Starro is the coolest!
Aparo was as consistently great as any cover artist in the 70's, and this is a wonderful example of that. Congrats, and thanks for sharing this one Dino!
It is indeed primo Aparo for his 70's covers! It's also for one of his most desired characters in Aquaman! All the fine touches of stretchy anatomy and hero in peril facial expression are on this.
Aparo and Aquaman? Yes please!! Classic Bronze Age DC feel to this one. Another great addition, Dino.
This is a lovely cover, Dino. Many congrats!
Aparo's Aquaman was fantastic, especially the later part of his run in Adventure Comics.
What an amazing cover!
Congrats on this wonderful one, my friend.
Wonderful cover. Another gem Dino.
Such a fantastic & dynamic cover! Cool to see Starro on another cover besides B&B 28. Love all those stats and text boxes. And from the middish 70's! Really great add, Dino, congrats.
Fish + Boom is my guess...Starro is a cool villain design for sure.
A prime era Aparo Aquaman on this cover indeed, and although hokey, I love early, Silver Age villain Starro, so cool!
Awesome cover and love Starro!
I can't say enough good things about Jim Aparo's art! His ability to render action scenes with such grace is remarkable. i love his silly smooth linework and his fabulous sense of composition. Aparo reduces every scene to its essential elements and eliminates distractions. This battle between Aquaman and Starro is drawn with an eye to clarity. Aparo's ability to render emotion is shown in the agony on Aquaman's face. Just a great, great action cover from a great, great talent!
Love the sharks puzzled looks. "Damm, starfish can do that. Scratch them off the menu."
I don't remember all the FALCON requirements, but this looks pretty FALCON-y to me. Congrats Dino!
Superb Aparo-Aqua piece, congrats ! And: Jim not only penciled and inked his work, he also lettered the pages himself until the early 90s !