Gerry McDade UNITED STATES
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Exquisite Corpse 3: Wally Wood's 22 Panels That Always Work, pg. 2

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Location: Jam Pieces
Title: Exquisite Corpse 3: Wally Wood's 22 Panels That Always Work, pg. 2
Artist:  Bob McLeod (All) ,  Klaus Janson (All) ,  Ryan Browne (All) ,  Mike Hawthorne (All) ,  Darick Robertson (All) ,  Ron Salas (All) ,  Howard Chaykin (All) ,  Chris Bachalo (All) ,  John Bivens (All) ,  Zander Cannon (All) ,  Hilary Barta (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3030
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Added to Site: 6/23/2015

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This is page 2 of a 2 pg sequential jam piece where each artist selects one of Wally Wood's "22 panels that always work" to tell the next panel of the story.



Panel 12: Bob McLeod "Down Shot, Cast Shadows"


Panel 13: Klaus Jason "Depth"


Panel 14: Ryan Browne "Full Figure, Open Border"


Panel 15: Chris Bachalo "Small Figure"


Panel 16: Mike Hawthorne "Contrast"


Panel 17: Darick Robertson "Reverse Silhouette - Black or Ben Day"


Panel 18: Ron Salas "White Ben Day Background & Silhouette"


Panel 19: Howard Chaykin "Profile, no background"


Panel 20: John Bivens "Open Panel, Complete object - Car, Plane"


Panel 21: Zander Cannon "Newspaper"
Panel 22: Hilary Barta "Diagr. Eye Level"

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Member Since: October 2012
Last Login: April 2026
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Hilary Barta Member Since 2021
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Posted On 2/5/2026

I wish more con sketch requests were as interesting as this!

Gerry McDade Member Since 2012
Posted On 2/5/2026

Hilary Barta wrote:
"  I wish more con sketch requests were as interesting as this!
 "

I wish our paths crossed more often!