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Phil Hester - Grendel "Devil Crossed" - pg2

Location: Grendel "Devil Crossed" complete story Phil Hester
Artists: Phil Hester (Penciller) ,  Ande Parks (Penciller) ,  Sean Konot (Letterer) ,  Matt Wagner (Writer)

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Location: Grendel "Devil Crossed" complete story Phil Hester
Title: Phil Hester - Grendel "Devil Crossed" - pg2*
Artist:  Phil Hester (Penciller) ,  Ande Parks (Penciller) ,  Sean Konot (Letterer) ,  Matt Wagner (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 134
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 8/13/2025

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Argent steps closer to intimidate Barry Palumbo as they discuss their plan to snare Grendel in a trap.

Another lucky acquisition that pleased several of my OCA wants. I wanted art by Phil Hester? Check. I wanted something featuring Grendel? Check. I wanted my first ever complete story? Check.

This is page 2 of an 8-page story that appeared in GRENDEL: RED, WHITE & BLACK issue #2 back in 2002. Each of the four issues included five 8page stories, all written by Grendel creator Mat Wagner. Red White & Black was the third 4book series.

The story is a simple story of double-crossing betrayal, but told with flair and a twist that Grendel deserves. The story features great pictures of Argent the wolf, Grendel, Stacey, and Hunter Rose.

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Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
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Posted On 6/19/2026

Breathtaking work, the equal to your amazing page 7 from the same story.  The heavy, thick shadow Argent casts allows his presence to be felt even after his sudden, silent departure.  Leveraging that darkness into part of the final panel is a stroke of genius.  Superb storytelling.  Awesome!