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Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, page 19 by Luke Ross and Fabio Laguna

Location: Indiana Jones
Artists: Luke Ross (Penciller) ,  Fabio Laguna (Inker) ,  George Lucas (Writer) ,  David Koepp (Writer) ,  John Jackson Miller (Writer) ,  Jeff Nathanson (Writer)

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Location: Indiana Jones
Title: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, page 19 by Luke Ross and Fabio Laguna*
Artist:  Luke Ross (Penciller) ,  Fabio Laguna (Inker) ,  George Lucas (Writer) ,  David Koepp (Writer) ,  John Jackson Miller (Writer) ,  Jeff Nathanson (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 181
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 11/6/2025

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When the three pages depicting the most notorious scene from 'Kingdom of the Crystal Skull' (which I unironically enjoy, btw) from the Dark Horse comic adaptation came up for auction, I knew I had to have them. This is the third of three pages, showing Indy climbing out of his life-saving refrigerator.

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Member Since: November 2008
Last Login: July 2026
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 11/6/2025

Very cool how Ross lays out this infamous talking point from the movie.  It's as if he knew he had to get it over with quickly in one page, while still bring it in full glory for Indy to bask in the glow.  For some it immediately took them out of the movie by going too far into fantasy.  They were in for a treat as there would be even more...

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
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Posted On 12/7/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Very cool how Ross lays out this infamous talking point from the movie.  It's as if he knew he had to get it over with quickly in one page, while still bring it in full glory for Indy to bask in the glow.  For some it immediately took them out of the movie by going too far into fantasy.  They were in for a treat as there would be even more...
 "

2 men literally melted for looking into the ark, while the rest had their eyes/brains burned out, a man stood there holding the other man's beating heart as the man stood their screaming, a man crumbled to dust for drinking from the wrong cup, while the water from the right cup healed a bullet wound, and this scene strayed too far into fantasy.  Sure, what the heck.

I loved this movie, and it is my middle son's favorite Indy movie.  These 3 pages beautifully portray my favorite scene from the film.  Indy's reactions to finding himself in the situation, along with the incredibly clever way he found to save himself.  I loved it.  Everyone checked their disbelief every time they entered the theater to see an Indy movie.  They had to, or it all would have crashed and burned the first night in 1981.  Funny what sends them all up in arms.

Rick W Member Since 2017
Posted On 11/7/2025

Memorable moment from the movie.

Appliances were built to last in the '50s ;)

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
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Posted On 12/7/2025

Rick W wrote:
"  Memorable moment from the movie.
Appliances were built to last in the '50s ;)
 "

Truly, they did.  But they had to put a stop to that cr@p, or companies would have crashed due to lack of sales!  : - )