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Detective Comics (Vol. 1) 982 Original Cover Art

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Location: Detective Comics (Vol. 1) Covers
Title: Detective Comics (Vol. 1) 982 Original Cover Art*
Artist:  Sebastian Fiumara (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
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Added to Site: 9/2/2020

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Detective Comics (Vol. 1) #982 Original Cover Art (August 2018). This cover, for the story "The Cursing of Gotham City!", features Batman, brandishing an axe, leaping into battle against a demonic horde. This story featured the Cult of Deacon, who live in the subterranean areas of Gotham and are led by Deacon Blackfire. It was a one shot story written by Michael Moreci after James Tynion IV completed his long run (934 - 981) on Detective. The story featured a more nightmarish and fear theme with art throughout that was almost hallucinogenic and dreamlike, making you wonder what is real and what is not. This cover is no exception, featuring the overlooking Deacon appearing ghost-like, drawing your attention to the intense battle at hand. The shading of the characters in the foreground is quite detailed and not given justice in the photo, and the style feels like something I would see in an old horror illustration. The cover is done by Argentinian artist Sebastian Fiumara on 11" X 17" art board. He laid out the pencils digitally, printed in blue line, and then inked by hand. And though I realize not everyone is a fan of digital pencils, the style and detail in the inks more than make up for it in my opinion. It is quite striking to look at in person!

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
Posted On 9/2/2020

Since Sebastian is both the penciller AND the inker, it shouldn't matter (even to the "I hate bluelines" crowd) that the pencils were done digitally. Because whether they were done on the board or on a computer and printed on the board, those pencils are completely non-existent now after being obliterated permanently by the inks. Furthermore, in this case the pencils don't exist on another board somewhere, so this is literally the only existing piece there is and ever was, so it's absolutely just as good as if he had penciled on the board. Really nice piece!

David Bixler Member Since 2016
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Posted On 9/2/2020

Ruben DaCollector wrote:
"  Since Sebastian is both the penciller AND the inker, it shouldn't matter (even to the "I hate bluelines" crowd) that the pencils were done digitally. Because whether they were done on the board or on a computer and printed on the board, those pencils are completely non-existent now after being obliterated permanently by the inks. Furthermore, in this case the pencils don't exist on another board somewhere, so this is literally the only existing piece there is and ever was, so it's absolutely just as good as if he had penciled on the board. Really nice piece!
 "

Agree 1000%!! And yes, super cool piece! Wish he did more Batman covers!