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Eric Gapstur UNITED STATES
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Fantastic Four: Into the Depths #1 page 4

Location: Personal Gallery
Artist: Eric Gapstur (All)

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Location: Personal Gallery
Title: Fantastic Four: Into the Depths #1 page 4 *
Artist:  Eric Gapstur (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 22
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 6/11/2026

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Haven't posted a keeper in a minute. This is from the Infinity Comic Fantastic Four: Into the Depths with Mathew Groom. Infinity books are tricky, as I still work on paper and they're a vertical format. I think I began to solve the equation during this series by drawing pages that work as both normal 11x17 pages, and vertically for digital. It added a ton of work in the layout stage, but it made it fun for me. 

Speaking of extra work (but extra fun!), the format allowed to draw some panels as splash pages. Here's one of a riff on the cover of FF #1 with the team fighting Titano, with Mole Man thrown in there. I love Kirby Monsters, and the chance to draw one needed more space. Will always have fond memories of that summer as the FF movie came out as well, and I got to take my family to multiple viewings. My youngest was especially into it.

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Last Login: July 2026
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Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
Posted On 7/3/2026

This is...well, fantastic!  Really great work, Eric, and using the Torch's flame trail as the framing mechanism is super inspired and looks outstanding.  Getting to riff on the immortal FF #1 cover has to be a hoot, and it sounds like you were able to treat the family to a few complimentary trips to the theater because of the project - awesome!  What a fun assignment.  This is a beautiful piece, very well executed.  Big congrats, Eric!