Location: Wolverine Comic Art
Artists:
John Buscema
(Penciller)
,
Al Williamson
(Inker)
,
Chris Claremont
(Writer)
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Very beautiful page, congratulations
Bullpen greats teaming up and combining for a humdinger of a doozy! Hack and slash choreography all the way!
You know I'm a big fan! So much great Wolvie action on one page.
Congrats on a great early Wolverine page.
So much action and gorgeous lines! Terrific artist combo on this book
Not only do you get Wolverine by Buscema on this page, but in every single panel?! That's a killer score, Tommy!
I liked the suit and vote to bring it back but I also like peanut butter and bacon so perhaps I'm not best person to be making these decisions.
GWUHH! I've been stabbed in the gut by awesome. I remember this scene well, and loved this series. Williamson over Buscema looks great here. And thank you for taking the time to create that effect between the published page and the original art. It's pretty neat able to see the differences like that. Very much appreciated. And huge congrats!
Very nice page!
Fabulous page! Striking page with lots of cool Wolverine action! Love the combination of Buscema's pencils and Williamson's inks!
nice!
Great battle page and from early in the series! Wolvie's black stealth suit is also seared into my brain from when I first saw it on the cover of Wolverine #1 at my LCS - you've got some great shots here. And I really dig those lines in panels 2 and 3 - adds a nice effect in panel but also some nice juxtaposition to the overall page! Congrats!
Great page ! Classic!
From one Tommy to another. great page from Big John's -sadly waaay to short - run and Williamsons rough inks match perfect. This page would perfectly fit to my pg 11 from that classic issue :)
Killer page! Getting Wolvie fighting claws our from this early in the run is a real treat!
Bada$$ page!
Great battle page from Big John's classic run from the first ongoing solo Wolverine series (following the success of Frank Millers mini-series), with superb inks by comic art master Al Williamson. Big congrats on this piece by another Tommy (that happens to own the original page 11 from this fine issue, exactly the previous page :)
