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Justice Leauge of America #154 Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin Pages #26, #17 and #16 pages!

Location: My Eclectic Collection
Artists: Dick Dillin (Penciller) ,  Frank McLaughlin (Inker) ,  Gerry Conway (Writer)

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Location: My Eclectic Collection
Title: Justice Leauge of America #154 Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin Pages #26, #17 and #16 pages!*
Artist:  Dick Dillin (Penciller) ,  Frank McLaughlin (Inker) ,  Gerry Conway (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 449
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 1
Added to Site: 2/22/2021

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It's been a minute since I've posted some art. Just picked up these beautiful Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin pages from Bob Stevenson! Thank you Bob!

Justice Leauge of America #154 - "I'll Kill You in Your Dreams!" by Dick Dillin and Frank McLaughlin Pages #26, #17 and #16 pages!

"But enough of this conversation! I weary of delay! The time has come for your destruction, exactly as I dreamed it! Now my dream shall become reality! For no one can escape destiny - not even the vaunted Justice League!"

— Doctor Destiny

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* bronze-is-gold Member Since 2007
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Posted On 2/22/2021

Best "Flash slips on an 'automatic-powered banana peel' and gets shot into outer space" battle sequence ever!  So many fans love those outer space panels with black backgrounds and its not every day Flash is the focus. Also noteworthy is the Trickster's 'flying cape' oversized panel.  Many of those Flash running panels feel just like Novick would have done them over in his own title undoubtedly due even moreso to McLaughlin's inks.  I love it!