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The Light Brigade # 2 - pg. 48

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Artist: Peter Snejbjerg (All)

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Location: Published art
Title: The Light Brigade # 2 - pg. 48*
Artist:  Peter Snejbjerg (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 232
Likes on CAF: 2
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 8/27/2021

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Snejbjerg unleashing his inner Russ Heath-style, with great expressions and terrific details...

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Anthony Pennza Member Since 2021
Posted On 8/27/2021

Yes! Love how the blood spills out right in our face. This was a Garth Ennis series, right?

Søren B. Member Since 2014
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Posted On 8/27/2021

Anthony Pennza wrote:
"  Yes! Love how the blood spills out right in our face. This was a Garth Ennis series, right?
 "

The Light Brigade was written by Peter Tomasi (originally it was a screenplay for a movie that never saw the light of day), but Snejbjerg has worked with Garth Ennis a couple of times, most notably on a short story called Dear Billy.

Anthony Pennza Member Since 2021
Posted On 8/27/2021

Søren B. wrote:
"  The Light Brigade was written by Peter Tomasi (originally it was a screenplay for a movie that never saw the light of day), but Snejbjerg has worked with Garth Ennis a couple of times, most notably on a short story called Dear Billy.
 "

Ah, yeah. I think I was confusing it with Rifle Brigade. I think they worked together on some Preacher side projects too.

Bob Goerder Member Since 2004
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Posted On 8/27/2021

WOW!!!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/27/2021

Yes.  Turn this into a splash page with an inset panel instead of splitting the splash in two.  The extra color does add to the overall effect.