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Miracleman Issue 10 p. 7 by Veitch and Ridgway - Kid Miracleman

Location: The Man of Miracles - Miracleman
Artists: Rick Veitch (Penciller) ,  John Ridgway (Inker)

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Location: The Man of Miracles - Miracleman
Title: Miracleman Issue 10 p. 7 by Veitch and Ridgway - Kid Miracleman*
Artist:  Rick Veitch (Penciller) ,  John Ridgway (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 5511
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 1/16/2007

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I am so lucky to snag this page. It is also 2 pages away from the other Miracleman page I have and I didn't even realized it until I re-read the comic after I got the page.

Can't say much more about this series that you guys don't know, what can I say, Kid Miracleman in costume and this page hints at future events too.

I have lots of people to thank for this page, including Felix and Doug. Thanks guys!

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Keith Veronese Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/17/2007

Great page Malvin! Its definitely in a good home!
Felix  Lu Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/19/2007

One of Moore's greatest villains. Congrats!
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/18/2008

I agree with Felix, KM is one of Moore's most memorable pure comic book villains. On the surface, he's not as complicated as Ozymandias, but his utter amorality, total lack of sympathy for humankind and hands-on approach to the dirty work more than made up for it. Yet, he was far more sympathetic than the equally ruthless, self-made overlord that was Adrian Veidt, as, underneath it all, poor "Master" Bates really was just an abused and abandoned kid.
K. Pasquino Member Since 2005
Posted On 10/30/2014

What a terrific page. I remember reading this book years ago, and that final panel still retains a shock of malicious design.