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Nexus God Con #2 p18

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Location: Science Fiction (Nexus, Star Trek, Godzilla, etc)
Title: Nexus God Con #2 p18*
Artist:  Steve Rude (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 259
Likes on CAF: 10
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 4/9/2024

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The three Nexus God Con pages I'd posted tell a vignette of the story.

The first page shows when Bernice (the Devil) appears at the conference at Ylum.

The second shows how Bernice tries to seduce the hanging Nexus into escaping the noose and joining her to take over the world,

The third shows Bernice's epic encounter with God.

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John C Member Since 2014
1    
Posted On 4/9/2024

Cold? That water is deep!

Robert C Member Since 2020
1    
Posted On 4/9/2024

John C wrote:
"  Cold? That water is deep!
 "

Richard Pryor?

John C Member Since 2014
1    
Posted On 4/9/2024

Robert C wrote:
"  Richard Pryor?
 "

Not sure. Just an old joke that pops into mind for some reason. 

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 4/10/2024

It reads from left to right like hallucinations in his life flashing before him while he's dying by being hung on the right side.  Well designed with no panel borders to run 3 tiers of story.

Kevin Koch Member Since 2015
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Posted On 3/14/2025

I agree with Marcus about the page design, it's excellent, with the two dark even heads on the left, the two Horatio heads in the noose, slightly lower on the right, and the hallucinatory storytelling images in teh middle. Organic, interesting, and totally clear. And Horatio's smile and quip at the end is perfect!