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Erik Essington UNITED STATES
Member Since February 2009
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The Hulk! (1979) #14 page 2 *Moon Knight backup story*

Location: For Sale (maybe).
Artists: Bill Sienkiewicz (Penciller) ,  Bob  McLeod (Inker)

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Location: For Sale (maybe).
Title: The Hulk! (1979) #14 page 2 *Moon Knight backup story**
Artist:  Bill Sienkiewicz (Penciller) ,  Bob  McLeod (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: Accepting offers.
Views: 1559
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 12/2/2020

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Bill Sienkiewicz and Bob McLeod's The Hulk! (1979) #14 page 2. Sienkiewicz got his start on Moon Knight as a back-up feature in the Hulk magazine. His success in this format would lead to a regular Moon Knight series, which was one of the first projects on which the artist drew wide acclaim. This page is from Hulk #14, just the second issue in the artist's run on the character.

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Member Since: February 2009
Last Login: July 2026
Ebay Id: ErikPsych
Country: UNITED STATES
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Bob Goerder Member Since 2004
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Posted On 12/22/2020

Very Nice Page!!---I should know personally because I used to Own this Page MANY Years Ago!!---not until later did I realize I really liked this page because of Bob McLeods inking!!----his inking really made the whole story!!

Erik Essington Member Since 2009
Posted On 12/22/2020

Bob Goerder wrote:
"  Very Nice Page!!---I should know personally because I used to Own this Page MANY Years Ago!!---not until later did I realize I really liked this page because of Bob McLeods inking!!----his inking really made the whole story!!
 "

It's always cool coming across past owners.  I agree, McLeod inks on this page/story is exceptional.  I am also a fan of Sienkiewicz's art that was influenced by Neal Adams.