Civil War II eight connecting covers

frame 34" x 27" image area 27.5" x 21

No doubt this piece of artwork is special, as it was placed above the Keurig machine.

It was a hot summer night at a gallery in Burbank, California in 2016. This piece was calling me, come here, have a sip of coffee and enjoy the view. It was the only piece of superhero art in the gallery. Quite small compared to the other pieces to the right which took over half of the wall space. All the pieces where nice, Kim Jung Gi slices of life kind of nice, but not my cup of tea. I keep going back to the center of the room to this piece, it spoke my language.

That night, I woke up in a cold sweet. I had a feverish dream during my slumber. I can't get this out of my mind. I was possessed by some kind of demonic creature. Which told me to take out a large sum, go back and buy this art. If anybody ask, I'm sticking to this story.


As far as I know, it's the only Kim Jung Gi's published Marvel art.

It's the single most rare piece of Marvel published art by a modern master, a battle royale of the most popular Marvel characters.

There is a 5+ minutes process video at Marvel's Youtube channel of this artwork.