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Neal Adams Quintessential 1970s Batman #234

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Artists: Neal Adams (Penciller) , Dick Giordano (Inker)

Location: Sold or Traded
Title: Neal Adams Quintessential 1970s Batman #234
Artist: Neal Adams (Penciller) , Dick Giordano (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 4582
Likes on CAF: 5
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 27
Added to Site: 12/12/2015

Here's a quintessential Batman page by the artist that brought this iconic character back from being a 1960s silly pop hero to the gritty Dark Knight he was meant to be. You can't beat Giordano's elegant inks on Adams 1970s pencils. Also noteworthy is the fact that this is the first silver age appearance of Two Face in this series since 1954. The fourth panel shines so much...What a wonderful panel page!!

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Adam Ianbarry Member Since 2010

Posted On 12/12/2015

Awesome!!!

Shelton Bryant Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/12/2015

Great Grab!!!Adams at his Peak!!!True Batman!!!!

Ray Cuthbert Member Since 2003

Posted On 12/12/2015

Fabulous!

John Papandrea Member Since 2004

Posted On 12/12/2015

Awesome!

Steven biali001 Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/12/2015

Great page!!

Thomas Ward Member Since 2004

Posted On 12/12/2015

Major Congrats! Adams is the best!

Damon Wright Member Since 2008

Posted On 12/12/2015

Awesome page!!

NorthBay Dan Member Since 2009

Posted On 12/12/2015

Beautiful page Rob.......and the ominous coin flip.......

Mark Yanko Member Since 2009

Posted On 12/12/2015

You couldn't ask for more from an Adams Batman page from the period...wow! Except maybe for an editor or proofreader or production person who didn't have the urge to wield that bastard blue pencil and deface the page, that is. Cretinous!

Rob Pistella Member Since 2005
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Posted On 12/12/2015

Mark Yanko wrote:

" You couldn't ask for more from an Adams Batman page from the period...wow! Except maybe for an editor or proofreader or production person who didn't have the urge to wield that bastard blue pencil and deface the page, that is. Cretinous! "

Mark, Thanks for the comment... the blue pencil doesn't bother me in the least, as this is production art.

Al Simpleton Member Since 2013

Posted On 12/12/2015

Fantastic page!... And, yes, the inks do shine! Unbeatable!...

steve roden Member Since 2011

Posted On 12/12/2015

talk about greatness... this page is incredible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chris K. Member Since 2008

Posted On 12/12/2015

Really nice page, Rob!

Felix Lu Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/13/2015

That's a helluva page.

E DLS Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/13/2015

An all around excellent page with some truly exceptional panels. I agree that 4th panel is a killer, but I'm sort of partial to panel 3 myself. In any case, congratulations on this gem of a page.

Michael Kenyon Member Since 2008

Posted On 12/13/2015

Two Greats! Two Face! Two much!!!!

Eric Seffinga Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/13/2015

That's just lovely.

Timothy Finney Member Since 2006

Posted On 12/13/2015

O'Neil, Adams & Giordano's "Darknight Detective" (one word; one "k") is probably my first "true love" in comics. Though Adams gets the lion's share of the credit (as well he should), this page is a marvelous example of how they combined their talents to tell great Batman stories.

bob fish Member Since 2011

Posted On 12/13/2015

Touch down....awesome !! the fourth panel is gold ! congrats

Jonathan H Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/13/2015

It's a great page! I had a strong urge to push higher on this one at the Heritage auction. At least I can visit it here.

Ben Friedman Member Since 2006

Posted On 12/13/2015

Wow, that is a thing of beauty!

Gene Park Member Since 2004

Posted On 12/14/2015

Great page from a great issue!!

Sean Clarke Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/18/2015

Nine panels of comic art mastery from two artists at the top of their game... just great, great stuff!

Timothy Guerrero Member Since 2009

Posted On 4/19/2016

I think all of the panels shine! Wow, a page from this issue with both batman and Two-Face is priceless.

Nick Katradis Member Since 2005

Posted On 5/1/2016

Rob, an incredible Adams/Giordano Bronze Age masterpiece! I started reading comics in 1972 so my definitive Batman artist was/is Jim Aparo; but nobody can diminish the fact that Adams almost single handedly transformed comics into the acceptable medium they are today - his realistic rendition of the Dark Knight and GL/GA is unparalleled!

Dietmar Krueger Member Since 2010

Posted On 8/23/2016

A truly impressive work!!!

Peter R Member Since 2006

Posted On 4/25/2024

Beautiful shots of Batman combined with a stellar bottom tier.

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