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Marvel Two-in-One Guy
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Location: Marvel Two In One 76 - Revisited & Reinterpreted
Title: Joe St. Pierre - Gary Martin - Marvel Two in One 76 pg 10 Reinterpretation Commission (Inked) - Under Ringmaster's Spell!*
Artist:  Joe St. Pierre (Penciller) ,  Gary Martin (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1903
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 10/30/2011

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Update: Veteran inker Gary Martin (Blue Devil, Doom Patrol, Nexus, the Moth) has completed this piece in ink. As was the case with Joe, I was also very happy with my experience working with Gary and highly recommend his services. Contact Gary via his gallery right here on CAF.

Previously...

Joe St. Pierre drew Spider-Man 2099, Venom, Gambit and lots of other titles in the 1990s. I was able to track Joe down c/o his ongoing eBay auctions.

As I've done with other pages from my beloved MTIO 76, I asked Joe to draw 'his' version of page 10 of the comic using nothing more than generic character reference and a re-created (text-only) script.

SPOILER ALERT: This is a key page in the book where the Ringmaster unleashes his fiendish plan (involving mind control and his hypnotic top hat) on a crowd of unsuspecting circus patrons. Our heroes - the Thing, Alicia Masters and Bill Foster (aka Giant Man II; aka Black Goliath) - happen to be part of that audience...

I was really impressed with Joe St. Pierre's commission work and highly recommend him to others.

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larry clay Member Since 2006
Posted On 10/31/2011

Fabulous storytelling, and panel flow by Joe. Gary's inks are are very well suited to his pencils too. Nice reinterpretation!
michael dunne Member Since 2004
Posted On 11/25/2014

I'm not that familiar with Joe St. Pierre, but he is a great storyteller, this one page is really neat. Gary as always contributes very flattering inks.