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Kirk Dilbeck (3-Wishes and Patron-of-art) UNITED STATES
Member Since July 2006
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Avengers 170 page 3 by George Perez and Pablo Marcos (1978)

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Location: Avengers Assemble! Covers and interiors
Title: Avengers 170 page 3 by George Perez and Pablo Marcos (1978)*
Artist:  George  Perez (Penciller) ,  Pablo  Marcos (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1277
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 3/29/2010

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I loved this moment in Avengersdom. The tension between Steve and Tony already coming to a boiling point and Hank just being Hank. Big Thanks so out to Rob for letting me have this cool piece of history!!!!

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michael dunne Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/29/2010

and this is why George is the master storyteller!
robert frey Member Since 2004
Posted On 3/29/2010

glad i could help you out my friend! i thank you and jack thanks you, lol! (:
Crees Tyler Member Since 2008
Posted On 3/29/2010

AMAZING! WoW. Congratulations Kirk.
JAUME VAQUER MESTRE Member Since 2003
Posted On 3/30/2010

Glad you finally got it!
Olivier D Member Since 2006
Posted On 4/2/2010

Congrats Kirk, superb!!!
COL (Ret) Churchill Member Since 2004
Posted On 5/17/2012

Let us not forget that Jim Shooter was the writer here. For many of us, Shooter was/is a very controversial person within the Marvel universe. However, his storytelling for this period of the Avengers was incredible, and, in my opinion, the equivalent to Chris Claremont. Each character had flaws that Shooter revealed in a very humanizing way for 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes'.
Posted On 5/17/2012

COL (Ret) Churchill wrote:
" Let us not forget that Jim Shooter was the writer here. For many of us, Shooter was/is a very controversial person within the Marvel universe. However, his storytelling for this period of the Avengers was incredible, and, in my opinion, the equivalent to Chris Claremont. Each character had flaws that Shooter revealed in a very humanizing way for 'Earth's Mightiest Heroes'.  "
I could not agree more. For me Jim Shooter was 'the' Avengers writer. Thanks for bringing this up.
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