Christopher Daley
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Birds of Prey 72 p 19 - Ed Benes

Location: Panel pages - DC - post-crisis
Artist: Ed Benes (Penciller)

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Location: Panel pages - DC - post-crisis
Title: Birds of Prey 72 p 19 - Ed Benes
Artist:  Ed Benes (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 514
Likes on CAF: 3
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 12/22/2024

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What Simone and Benes did with Birds of Prey is right up there with the best runs of the last 25 years in my book. They refreshed and evolved a title that continues to be a mainstay of DC today. By #72, Benes was only occasionally providing interior pencils. But he always knocked it out of the park when he did.

Turning a few largely over to Huntress and Vixen, you can see that Gail was trying to polish them both up as well. And Benes knew exactly what to do with them. Yes, there is cheesecake on this page but its in the context of strong storytelling and compliments the character development that Gail was doing (at least that is what I tell myself). Two of my favorite characters that were rarely in better hands.

Bought this from Antonio, who was kind enough to ship it from Spain, during CAL fall 2024.

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F M Member Since 2005
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Posted On 12/23/2024

That's some elastic anatomy in the central panel but I agree with you that Simone/Benes was a great and energic run.

Christopher Daley Member Since 2019
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Posted On 12/23/2024

F M wrote:
"  That's some elastic anatomy in the central panel but I agree with you that Simone/Benes was a great and energic run.
 "

Soooo true and sooo Benes. He never met an body he couldn't stretch or contort. I really enjoy his work.