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Avengers (Vol.8) #31 pg.6 - Starbrand Hulk vs. Iron Man by Gerardo Zaffino (2020)

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Location: Avengers / Hulk / Iron Man / Quicksilver / Thanos
Title: Avengers (Vol.8) #31 pg.6 - Starbrand Hulk vs. Iron Man by Gerardo Zaffino (2020) *
Artist:  Gerardo Zaffino (All) ,  Jason Aaron (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1975
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 11
Added to Site: 7/27/2021

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"A dark tale of hell and ice and iron" - Iron Man stuck 1-million years in the past!
Featuring The Mighty Avengers of One Million B.C. (Iron Man vs. Starbrand, Ghost Rider and Odin)

Marvel 2020 11" x 17"

Thanks Robert!

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 7/27/2021

Etched in like on cave walls by the maestro of storytelling, these gripping scenes show the plight of poor Tony.  Every panel cascades down showing his descent.

artless artmore Member Since 2013
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Posted On 7/28/2021

Love the big shapes and atmospherics on this dynamic page!

J H Member Since 2019
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Posted On 7/28/2021

The Prehistoric Avengers is such an amazing concept. I'd love to see this as a permanent title going forward. Zaffino has such a fantastic style, that's out of focus but so wonderfully detailed and inked, too. I really dig the artists who create that way, it makes for great, gritty storytelling. Zaffino had some great ideas and work on this arc. Congrats!

kent mansley Member Since 2015
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Posted On 7/28/2021

Such a great page from a really good issue. Zaff can do no wrong! Huge congrats!

Chaykin Dude Member Since 2008
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Posted On 7/29/2021

That Odin is awesome!

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 8/5/2021

At this point, he probably as good a his father ever was, and thankfully a little more prolific. Nice stuff!

Jason Hussa Member Since 2017
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Posted On 8/11/2021

Your awesome taste is on full display here, Rick (as per usual)...  Gorgeous page - wowzers...  It was a treat to see Gerardo illustrate this story and lean into the fun concept of the BCAvengers.  Poor Tony is having a "day", and I love the skewed panels, harsh shading, and jumpy camera movement to underscore the chaos and unrelenting assault.  The negative space in the top panel (to convey the Ghost Mammoth's hellfire) is wicked cool... and there's a sentence I was not expecting to type when I got up this morning, so - win.  The exaggerated size of Hulk's arm in the second panel (along with the "sketchy" nature of the drawing) gives a frighteningly convincing illusion of movement and force (poor Tony!) - an awesome "trick" of the trade.  Add to that the backlighting on Iron Man's gauntlet in the bottom panel (a reprise of panel 1...  POOR TONY!!) and you have a gorgeously compelling piece full of action and beautiful illustrative technique and style.  Congrats, Rick - great pick up!

Rick W Member Since 2017
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Posted On 8/11/2021

Jason Hussa wrote:
"  Your awesome taste is on full display here, Rick (as per usual)...  Gorgeous page - wowzers...  It was a treat to see Gerardo illustrate this story and lean into the fun concept of the BCAvengers.  Poor Tony is having a "day", and I love the skewed panels, harsh shading, and jumpy camera movement to underscore the chaos and unrelenting assault.  The negative space in the top panel (to convey the Ghost Mammoth's hellfire) is wicked cool... and there's a sentence I was not expecting to type when I got up this morning, so - win.  The exaggerated size of Hulk's arm in the second panel (along with the "sketchy" nature of the drawing) gives a frighteningly convincing illusion of movement and force (poor Tony!) - an awesome "trick" of the trade.  Add to that the backlighting on Iron Man's gauntlet in the bottom panel (a reprise of panel 1...  POOR TONY!!) and you have a gorgeously compelling piece full of action and beautiful illustrative technique and style.  Congrats, Rick - great pick up!
 "

If CAF awarded a Pulitzer Prize for best commentor, you'd definitely be a contender Jason! Thank you!

K Gearon Member Since 2011
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Posted On 8/20/2021

Love that scratchy ink rendering!  I gotta get myself a Zaffino soon.  Yes...he is officially on the list :)  Congrats!

Andrew G Member Since 2022
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Posted On 4/12/2024

Super memorable page from one of the best artists working today!

Dave W Member Since 2006
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Posted On 1/9/2026

Great looking page! I need to pick this up for a read! Congratulations!

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