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Suat Tong Ng SINGAPORE
Member Since March 2009
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A Contract with God Pg 15

Location: Independant Publishers
Artist: Will Eisner (All)

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Location: Independant Publishers
Title: A Contract with God Pg 15*
Artist:  Will Eisner (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 794
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 7
Added to Site: 8/27/2013

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I like some of the things people want when they buy Eisner original art but not everything. I like all his fussy splash pages and some of his line work, but am less enamored of his pot boiler histrionics - of which there is plenty in A Contract with God (undoubtedly his most famous and influential graphic novel). I think the comic would have read better with a degree of restraint but there is little doubt that the most desirable and expensive pages from the book are precisely those with a high degree of theatricality. Being late to the party and not wealthy, I got one of the cheap ones.

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Member Since: March 2009
Last Login: July 2026
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Country: SINGAPORE
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Davide G. Member Since 2009
Posted On 8/27/2013

Maybe 'one of the cheap ones' as you say, but it's still a beautiful and significant page from this Eisner's masterwork... Congrats!
Benno Rothschild Member Since 2003
Posted On 8/27/2013

I was even cheaper and bought a couple of pencil prelims but I love them both. If being cheap means you ended up with this page, I would say it wasn't such a bad thing.
Suat Tong Ng Member Since 2009
Posted On 8/27/2013

Benno Rothschild wrote:
" I was even cheaper and bought a couple of pencil prelims but I love them both. If being cheap means you ended up with this page, I would say it wasn't such a bad thing.  "
A few of those pencil prelims weren't that cheap though - but that was mainly for the key scenes. On the whole, they were all remarkably tight. Clearly a labor of love.
Oystein Sorensen Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/27/2013

A beautiful page from this historical story!
Benno Rothschild Member Since 2003
Posted On 8/27/2013

Yes, I agree. I was not willing to pay the freight on a splash prelim, though there was one I had my eye on. I bought two pages not quite in sequence, though part of the same story line for less than a prelinary splash cost and was happy with that. Its a seminal work from a master of the form and I couldn't resist having something, even if I couldn't spring for one of the final inked pieces.
Ron S Member Since 2007
Posted On 9/18/2013

I think this was a graet choice. This conversation becomes far more maeningful as the story progresses.
Bernard Voorzichtig Member Since 2012
Posted On 12/1/2013

Great page !
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