The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones #31 Cover by Keith Pollard

Hows he gonna get out of this one? What a cover as well as a riveting glimpse into the issue. Texture everywhere...the way the art gods intended. Congrats! 

Nice! A very dynamic, excellent cover from Pollard's peak period inking his own pencils on cover assignments!

Quite impressed by the inking on this one.

What a fantastic looking cover.

I'm assuming the villain on the cover was hired by Anthony as revenge for dealing without him.

Worthy of being a 3D poster !!   This title was sustained by the thirst for more Indiana Jones that continues to today.

Nice! Better than most of what I saw from the bin today...

Indiana Jones in peril with a whip in hand (unfortunately not Indy's hand), great cover!

Gripping cover! Love it!

Some quality art for an Indiana Jones issue. Love the perspective and great inks!!

Had no idea Indy was a Marvel property!  Pollard does suspense/tension extremely well.  The man purse flailing in the air only adds to the sense of desperation...

An artifact worthy of being discovered by Dr. Jones!

Throw me the Pollard, I throw you the whip.

Great textures here! I love Indy.

Keith Pollard drawing Indy.  A perfect combo!  Congrats on an excellent cover.

Beautiful work!

A great top down perspective with our hero in peril (But at least sensibly dressed) 

Fantastic Pollard cover! Haven't seen many covers inked by himself. Congrats, Marcus 

That's a beauty Marcus!

I believe this one qualifies as a cliffhanger? ^^

Based on the tiny pic, I thought at first it could be a Gammill one based on the strong figure work and that's about the best compliment I could give :)

Never read the comics, but watched countless times the movies (especially 1st and 3rd). Outstanding work by Pollard!

Pollard ? Indy ? Music for me 🎶

Haven't had the chance to read these -Are the comics as fun as the movies?  Love the character. Great action and Pollard will always have a soft spot in my collector heart. Fabulous pick up!

He no nuts. he crazy!

I've followed you on many adventures of reading your comments Marcus...but into the great unknown mystery of the coolness of this cover, I go first. It does belong in your museum.  It also makes me remember my Charlemagne. 'Let my armies be the rocks and the trees and the birds in the sky'.

We all know what happens 0.5 seconds after this image, correct? Indy's gonna use his right hand to...grab his hat and reposition it on his head. Those things don't grow on trees. Beautiful work by Pollard, man! Congrats!

It belongs in a museum!

Fantastic cover and wonderful perspective...major congrats!!!

Nice pick up!!  I was an avid Indiana Jones reader.

Fantastic find!!

Just the thought and sight of Indiana Jones always brings the theme song to mind.

So...did he survive the summit meeting after all? lol...Killer Indy piece Marcus!!!!

You got this out of a bin or a dive? Enlighten us. Either way, it looks good despite its grimy former location.

Nice cover from a really fun series!  I'm dying to know whether he survived The Summit Meeting or not, LOL.  Congrats! 

Poor Indy!  Stuck in another "throw me the idol" / "throw me the whip" moment, alas...  How DOES he do it?

Awesome cover, Marcus!  I think Indy himself put it best when he said you've "got friends in every town and village from here to the Sudan. He speaks a dozen languages and knows every local custom. He'll blend in, disappear and you'll never see him again. With any luck he's got the grail already."

Oh, wait - he was talking about Marcus BRODY - the MOVIE character.  Ugh - sorry.  I get confused.  He did get the grail part right, though. ;)  Beautiful pick up, Marcus, and thanks for sharing more of your collection with us.

wow. i watched the show but i didnt know you pulled the trigger on this page. congrats on this one. 

NIce find Marcus! Back when comics were under a dollar (and comic art was less than a hundred). 

Vere are your, papahs? I don't need them, just hanging around for a minute. Heh, even the writer couldn't help from being punny with their cover caption. This is a cool cover, and I never would have guessed it was Pollard. He has so many styles! Cool cover score. Congrats!

In this issue Indy escapes from the Purveryor of Doom who tries to hold him back from the Jewel of the Tiger's Eye. Whoever holds the Jewel has access to the ancient rock fortress that holds the book-of-time written by the Falizian tribe. Of course, anyone who knows their Indiana Jones literature will remember that the Falizian tribe was key to the first couple of issues where Indys' then-girlfriend, Pearl, was held hostage by the Wagazis and the Falizians came to her rescue. It presents quite the conundrum for Indy now because he wants access to the book-of-time for his own curiosities but he also wants to return it to the Falizians as a gesture of appreciation for rescuing Pearl (even though he's 3 girlfriends past Pearl at this point). I believe that the cover of this issue is a metaphor of sorts: As Indy holds onto the edge of the cliff, he also holds onto the last grasps of his own morality. Will he do the right thing and return the book? Or keep it for himself? That's why the man on top of the cliff is using a bullwhip, which is Indy's usual weapon. It's almost as if Indy himself (his own possibly suspect morality) is the one forcing him over the edge. 

So, yea, of course I just made all of that up. But it's a cool cover!

Great Pollard cover!!

If You Want To Be A Good Archeologist, You Gotta Get Out Of The Library! Great cover Marcus - really captures Indy perfectly - Pollard really delivered here. Thanks for sharing!

Hard to top movie and comic mash ups, especially when you get something like this!  Marvel Indy, and specifically by one of the most underrated artists IMO in Mr. Keith Pollard!  Atypical art for a typical Indy scene :)  Congrats!

Keith Pollard is one of the main characters in Marvel "second genesis" ;) Congrats!

Wow!! Indiana Jones!! Great cover!!

Great cover

Bindiana is in a pickle here. Evil man with the Billlash is looking to make him fall.

Excellent cover indiana - bravo !!!

Excellent page... also reminds me of the hanging scene of Blade Runner.

Awesome cover by Pollard!! Love Indiana Jones and hope for the best for the next movie :) Congrats!!

ahhhh tricksies my precioussss. posssted when poor smeagol was ssssearching, ssseeeeking in NASTIESsss NYCC. 

Smeagol understands well, precious, being the pusher AND the fallen *gollum*gollum*

Crisp lines, beautiful detail in the whip and tie, and impeccable perspective. This is a winner. Claim. 

Haha representing!!! One of my favorite movies ever!! Thanks for sharing this gem bud!

Excellent Pickup Here!!

Fantastic cover, love this series! Pollard does an amazing job at showing distance and height in this piece. Dr. Jones is in trouble if he falls!

That one reminds me of an epic scene in the third movie, great POV by Pollard !

This impressive cover is quite the cliffhanger.  Great discovery, Marcus!  

Wow you are owning a piece of history, its right place it is in a museum 

;)

For me one of Pollard's best ever pieces. Congrats!

Indiana want me...Lord I can't go back there...

Sweet Cover w/ Pollard P&I's...Excellent!

Enjoyed these Indy stories from this era. Wonderful example 

Somehow missed seeing this one in your gallery before! Why do these never show up?? Congrats!

Alotta top talent did covers for the Further Adventures of Indiana Jones, and Pollard just showed us how's he's right up there with all of 'em, congrats!