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Sean Clarke UNITED STATES
Member Since January 2005
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Tales Of Suspense #77, page 10

Location: John Romita
Artists: John Romita (Penciller) ,  Frank Giacoia (Inker) ,  Jack Kirby (Layouts)

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Location: John Romita
Title: Tales Of Suspense #77, page 10*
Artist:  John Romita (Penciller) ,  Frank Giacoia (Inker) ,  Jack Kirby (Layouts)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1812
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 3/10/2007

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Here's the page where Cap loses his beloved, resistance fighter Peggy Carter (Sharon's older sister, later retconned to be her aunt) during the allied liberation of Paris during World War II. I love 60's Lee/Kirby melodrama!

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Member Since: January 2005
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* F Member Since 2008
Posted On 11/3/2009

really memorable page, and I love the dialog!
Sean Rutan Member Since 2012
Posted On 1/18/2014

So good! Your collection is killer!
Canadian Collector Member Since 2015
Posted On 8/26/2017

Historical page! It's a nice hidden gem in your collection. Congrats!
Robert Bown Member Since 2010
Posted On 8/4/2019

Lovely page that tell's a story what more can you ask for?

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 3/22/2024

What a terrific Tales of Suspense page! Fabulous storytelling by John Romita and Frank Giacoia, from a layout by jack Kirby. I love how this page opens with Captain America trying to find his love, Peggy Carter, in Paris on VE Day. The images of the happy GIs celebrating victory are happy, even as they're painful to Cap, who just wants to search for Peggy,  While the soldiers cheer, Cap's frustration builds. What a great conflict this sets up for Steve Rogers, caught between joy and pain! The page ends with confused Peggy Carter, drifting away from the crowds because she's lost her memory. And then a final cut to Steve Rogers closing his window as he realizes he has lost his love forever. Fabulous storytelling--And isn't that what made Marvel Comics what they are? Great page from some great artists!