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Criminal (vol 3) #3, p 1 - Sean Phillips

Location: Comic Pages
Artist: Sean Phillips (All)

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Location: Comic Pages
Title: Criminal (vol 3) #3, p 1 - Sean Phillips*
Artist:  Sean Phillips (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 408
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Comments: 4
Added to Site: 2/12/2021

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Page 1 from issue 3 of the current volume of Criminal (this is the second part of what became "Bad Weekend"). I'm a huge fan of Sean's & Ed Brubaker's storytelling, their work together always delivers. Love the connections between crime, comics, artists and comic art in this storyline!

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artless artmore Member Since 2013
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Posted On 2/13/2021

Love the recurring comics-within-comics theme in these creators' Criminal books!

Joe D Member Since 2011
Posted On 2/13/2021

artless artmore wrote:
"  Love the recurring comics-within-comics theme in these creators' Criminal books!
 "

Yes! I especially loved the "Deadly Hands of Criminal" story from the 10th anniversary issue.

artless artmore Member Since 2013
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Posted On 2/13/2021

Joe D wrote:
"  Yes! I especially loved the "Deadly Hands of Criminal" story from the 10th anniversary issue.
 "

Yeah, that "Deadly Hands of Criminal" story is phenomenal!  That may be the best, and most poignant, Brubaker/Phillips story in their entire catalog.  I also love the first special Criminal edition, "Savage Sword of Criminal", which is less affecting, but more brutal, and the imagery is outstanding, IMO.  I really wanted a page from that book, but the interiors of both special editions were done entirely digitally, so I commissioned Phillips to draw a physical realization of my favorite page from that comic, and as far as I know, that's the only physical page from either story that exists:

https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1675347

Joe D Member Since 2011
Posted On 2/13/2021

artless artmore wrote:
"  Yeah, that "Deadly Hands of Criminal" story is phenomenal!  That may be the best, and most poignant, Brubaker/Phillips story in their entire catalog.  I also love the first special Criminal edition, "Savage Sword of Criminal", which is less affecting, but more brutal, and the imagery is outstanding, IMO.  I really wanted a page from that book, but the interiors of both special editions were done entirely digitally, so I commissioned Phillips to draw a physical realization of my favorite page from that comic, and as far as I know, that's the only physical page from either story that exists:
https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1675347
 "

Yes, the "Savage Sword" issue is great as well (& as you said, brutal - Teeg's prision "survival" - wow). What an awesome idea - congrats on commissioning a piece of history!