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Sean Clarke UNITED STATES
Member Since January 2005
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Jungle Action (vol. 2) #19, pages 10 & 11

Location: Billy Graham
Artists: Billy Graham (Penciller) ,  Bob Mcleod (Inker)

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Billy Graham and Don McGregor
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Location: Billy Graham
Title: Jungle Action (vol. 2) #19, pages 10 & 11*
Artist:  Billy Graham (Penciller) ,  Bob Mcleod (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Double Page Spread
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 3250
Likes on CAF: 4
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 8
Added to Site: 4/19/2006

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Here's one of the iconic sequences from Don McGregor and Billy Graham's Klan storyline from the Black Panther series (Jungle Action) in 1975. "The Irreverent" Billy Graham is greatly underrated in my view, and I'd really like some more examples of his fine work.

Thanks to Dan Forman for the second chance to own this, after I passed on bidding it up on ebay a while back, and it sold to a dealer who tripled the price. "The Panther vs. the Klan" was a memorable storyline from my childhood, and this page is one that definitely made an impression on me as a boy.

"I designed many of these pages. We had a limited number of pages. Flowing the build-up pages down the left hand side of the page allowed me to open up wide with a powerful image of racism hung like the balanced scales of the statue of justice. This takes nothing away from Billy, because he had to pull these visuals off, and they were demanding from the get go." - Don McGregor

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Doc Conners Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/20/2006

Kick-ass artwork! you can see and feel the muscular effort T'Challa is exerting. AWESOME STUFF
Mark N. Member Since 2008
Posted On 11/21/2010

This one is arguably my favorite 2-page spread ever. I can't believe how much great Graham art you own. Major jealousy here.
Roger K. Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/23/2012

Buying these off the stands as a kid, I always loved this series, particularly the Graham stories. He's often overlooked, but this page is a fantastic example of why he should be in the discussion of the best of the Marvel bronze age artists.
Sean Rutan Member Since 2012
Posted On 11/27/2017

This...is stellar
K Gearon Member Since 2011
Posted On 1/23/2019

An unbelievably nice spread... these are some of my favorite kinds of pieces.  Got the panels for some storytelling on the left as well as the big BP splash vs. the Klan on the right!  Some dark, bold inks, too, by McLeod.  Congrats!

Cosmic Code Authority Member Since 2020
Posted On 3/25/2022

You have an outstanding Billy Graham Black Panther collection.  This DPS is my favorite, with the Panther being crucified a close second.

Big Phill Member Since 2016
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Posted On 3/3/2024

incredible piece !!! I used to read this particular issue over and over as a kid

Bill J Member Since 2009
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Posted On 9/5/2024

Absolutely phenomenal Jungle Action DPS from the great Billy Graham! Graham was one of the first Black artists hired by Marvel and his work still stands the test of time. I own the first cover he drew, for Luke Cage, Hero for Hire #3, and I spent a lot of time studying his work and his career. He was a phenom, breaking into the big time at Warren Publishing, then moving to Marvel and helping develop Luke Cage, then moving off that title to work on Jungle Action where he helped develop the Black Panther. Unbelievably, after making it as a comic artist, he moved to LA to pursue a film career. But he was a helluva artist while he was at Marvel. This DPS shows his talent was off the charts!

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