Title: Man-Thing #13 page 26*
Artist: Tom Sutton (Inker) , John Buscema (Layouts) , Tom Sutton (Finisher)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 410
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 11
Added to Site: 7/30/2021
Location: Man-Thing
Artists:
Tom Sutton
(Inker)
,
John Buscema
(Layouts)
,
Tom Sutton
(Finisher)
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Great issue. Always kicked myself for not grabbing a page from this. Nice pick up Paul.
Nice page, I like the detail!
The inking by Sutton really pushes Buscema's ideas and caricatures to the fore. He did not skimp on any detail and gave it the feel of mystery and fear with Buscema providing plenty of extraordinary images.
Such a great page. I really need one of those.
Really love that moody second panel, and wow, that close-up of Captain Fate in the 5th panel ... that is a face only a mother could love. And then you get a great shot of Man-Thing at the end. Bravo!
Man-Thing, Undead pirates, and curses, oh my...I really dig the atmosphere of this page. Things get pretty weird for the protector of the Nexus of Reality, and it makes for really fun pages like this. Panel 5 is a perfect mix of Buscema and Sutton's style, imo. Really awesome find. Congrats!
Pure classic pièce man-thing - congratulations !!
Here's an example of everyone working at a high level to bring one of Steve Gerber's delightfully demented ideas to life. It's a perfect slice of history... I can't think of any other comics that are quite like it!
What a fabulous page with both John and Tom's styles coming through in this terrific collaboration. It's another great addition to your collection!
Great combination between two awesome artists. Tom delivered a lot of books by himself and here, with John, he did a great job by enhancing those probably loose pencils which traced the page but needed to be filled with something more. Sutton was always respectful with the original penciller as he already showed with Kane but was able to add this specific atmosphere of his own. He was great on these horror books. Like we can see in his Man Thing book in Giant Size #5 and here with John in this especially beautiful page. Congratulations Paul, another winner in you superb collection...
This one reminds me of the unsavory cast of characters from John Carpenter's THE FOG. Tom Sutton is such an underrated talent, he is criminally overlooked by the comic field and deserves more recognition. What an exquisite example!