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Eddie Race Story (unpublished) Page 8 (Doug Wildey)

Location: Doug Wildey's Sojourn Pages
Artists: Doug Wildey (Penciller) ,  Doug Wildey (Inker)

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Location: Doug Wildey's Sojourn Pages
Title: Eddie Race Story (unpublished) Page 8 (Doug Wildey) *
Artist:  Doug Wildey (Penciller) ,  Doug Wildey (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 885
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 5/6/2021

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In 1977, Joe Kubert published an over-sized comic magazine named "Sojourn". It contained two to three page stories from some of the industry greats. One of these was Doug Wildey. He contributed his story "Eddie Race, Investigator".

Always hoped to add a piece from the creator of Jonny Quest into my art collection. Was very excited when I came across this set of three published pages from Sojourn #2 and two unpublished pages which would have been used in issue #3 had it ever been produced. They were being sold by the Joe Kubert Estate.

This is page 8 in the Eddie Race story. It would have followed the ones printed in issue #2 of Sojourn. Overall image area of the page is a slightly oversized 11" x 17".

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kent mansley Member Since 2015
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Posted On 5/6/2021

Love the cityscape in the top panel! Another great page! Congrats!

Hart R. Member Since 2004
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Posted On 2/22/2022

Beautiful spotting blacks...WOW!

Duke  Fleed Member Since 2013
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Posted On 4/14/2023

Love the atmosphere. These pages really have that Alex Toth sensibility about them Wildey was incredible.

Peter Roe Member Since 2009
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Posted On 11/2/2025

Love your Wildey pages! They are fantastic examples of his art. Cityscape is incredible. I love his choices of where to apply the zip-a-tone to add to the texture and nuances of light and shadow. Shadowing and layout are exceptional in all panels. Even the hands are well done!