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Squadron Supreme #1 p21 pencils by Hall; Utopia Principle, Hyperion, Squadron Supreme, Nighthawk

Location: Squadron Supreme
Artists: Bob  Hall (Penciller) ,  John Beatty (Inker)

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Location: Squadron Supreme
Title: Squadron Supreme #1 p21 pencils by Hall; Utopia Principle, Hyperion, Squadron Supreme, Nighthawk*
Artist:  Bob  Hall (Penciller) ,  John Beatty (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 457
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 4/14/2022

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Squadron Supreme #1 p21 pencils by Hall Utopia Principle, Hyperion, Squadron Supreme, Nighthawk

Hyperion's impassioned speech to the Squadron sets the foundation for the Utopia Principle. This critically acclaimed series by Mark Gruenwald explored the concept of heroes taking control to make the world a better place. Nighthawk registers his opposition.

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Member Since: November 2019
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 4/15/2022

These impassioned speeches are like poetry and the shadows on the faces shows their motivation behind their thoughts.

Christopher Daley Member Since 2019
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Posted On 4/15/2022

Wow! This maxi-series was an absolute favorite. So great to get to see this page in particular. Great add to your galleries.

Thanks for sharing.

Brandon Coffey Member Since 2015
Posted On 9/13/2022

Such an iconic page from a wonderful series. Well remembered from my youth and still holds up. Great addition!

Robert Propst Member Since 2015
Posted On 12/17/2022

I bought these issues off the newsstand, fresh out of college. As an old retired man now, this is a wellspring of nostalgia.