Location: George Perez Gallery
Artists:
George Perez
(Penciller)
,
Dick Giordano
(Inker)
,
Marv Wolfman
(Writer)
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Great story Nick!
Glad to see this one go back home:)
Sorry for your loss. Great story and great page.
always loved this page for the same reason. That panel with Ultraman saying that he always fights to the end then flying straight to his death into the anti-matter wave was always a gut punch for me. loved the personal story also about your father. I lost my father(and my sister last year) three years ago to this horrible cancer and his last wish was he wanted to come home and be surrounded by his family when his time came. He got his wish and I am grateful we were ther for him at the end.
Seriously good page with the content of wanting to go out on your own terms in the face of the inevitable. A very high emotional point to set the tone of this series that shows they meant business and this was high stakes.
There are no bad pages in the serie but this one is particularly emotionally moving on its own. Even more so in Georges' and your personal context. Congrats :)
Good karma comin' back to you!
Awesome page!
When reading Crisis when it was originally released this was the moment when blood rushed to your head and you felt dizzy for the first time and you were stunned because you understood the sheer magnitude of what was going to happen in this series and with the DC Universe even though it had been broadcasted in advertising for months. It was so intentional that Perez drew Ultraman looking so much like our Earth-1 Superman and this was his most noble moment! And it didn't matter. Ulttraman, the Earth-3 Superman, was consumed and perished in a blip of catastophic chaos like he was nothing. If Superman's power meant nothing how could our heroes save their earths??? DC comics fans could no longer deny that things would never be the same again. One of many moments of Crisis that true fans would never forget! Congrats on adding this to the many others in your amazing collection and thanks for sharing it with us!
So heart felt and know how difficult cancer is with loved ones. I've lost so many and pray every day. You did the honorable thing and am happy you have this special page back in your collection. Life is short and we all need to look out for one another.
You gotta just love these Crisis pages from George!
