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Frank Miller, Klaus Janson & Lynn Varley - The Dark Knight Returns Issue #3, pg 10 Splash page.

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Location: Frank Miller, Klaus Janson & Lynn Varley - The Dark Knight Returns Issue #3, pg 10
Title: Frank Miller, Klaus Janson & Lynn Varley - The Dark Knight Returns Issue #3, pg 10 Splash page.*
Artist:  Frank Miller (Penciller) ,  Klaus Janson (Inker) ,  Lynn Varley (Painter)
Media Type: Paint - Acrylic
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2374
Likes on CAF: 36
Comments: 31
Added to Site: 6/24/2022

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Description
Lynn Varley painted work with the Miller/Janson lines on an acetate overlay.

This is probably the best splash page in the whole series. Beautiful, vibrant
colors from Lynn Varley’s brush.

This piece is a perfect stand-alone image of Batman and Robin (Carrie Kelley, the first female, full-time Robin) soaring high above Gotham City, an icon symbolizing the entire storyline

Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns defined the best of 1980s comics, and has since been universally acknowledged as one of the most important and influential stories ever published.

I'm thrilled to put this on my wall. Special thanks to A for giving me the opportunity to own such a wonderful piece.

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Last Login: March 2026
Country: UNITED STATES
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Clinton Keener Member Since 2012
Posted On 6/24/2022

WOW!!

Jared Simmons Member Since 2004
Posted On 6/24/2022

Impressive! Great piece of comics history. 

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 6/24/2022

The Varley touch really made this and the series stand out amongst all the great books that came out of 1986 and still influential to this date!

Davide G. Member Since 2009
Posted On 6/24/2022

Not the half-a-million (back then) pen & ink original but, wow, what an amazingly iconic/historic piece to hung on your wall! Congrats! 

Foggy Bottom Member Since 2009
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Posted On 6/24/2022

Baller.

Brent S Member Since 2016
Posted On 6/24/2022

Beautiful!  Amazing! Iconic!

Peter Sullivan Member Since 2006
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Posted On 6/24/2022

Technically, this is the published version. I cannot imagine this series without Lynns magnificent coloring. This would do for me!

Stephen F Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/24/2022

A great piece.   Congrats!

Will K Member Since 2006
Posted On 6/24/2022

This piece and the cover to number 1 are one of the most memorable images from the series.

Jonathan H Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/24/2022

Gorgeous - congrats!!

J. Sid Member Since 2004
Posted On 6/24/2022

Beautiful!

Jason K Member Since 2018
Posted On 6/24/2022

Iconic! Huge congrats, Greg! 

Earl Hamilton Member Since 2009
Posted On 6/24/2022

MAGNIFICENT! SO JELLY!!!!!

artless artmore Member Since 2013
Posted On 6/25/2022

Gorgeous!

Andy Wurst Member Since 2004
Posted On 6/25/2022

Nice!

Mike Parkinson Member Since 2020
Posted On 6/25/2022

What the what!?! 😳 You lucky, lucky person. 👏🏽

Al Simpleton Member Since 2013
Posted On 6/25/2022

Spectacular!

Sideshow Bob Member Since 2012
Posted On 6/25/2022

Super impressive! Can you add a photo without the overlay? Great to where Frank stops and Lynn starts...

Greg Clausen Member Since 2013
Posted On 6/25/2022

Sideshow Bob wrote:
"  Super impressive! Can you add a photo without the overlay? Great to where Frank stops and Lynn starts...
 "

I should have done that but now it's at the framers so that ship has sailed.

Bill J Member Since 2009
Posted On 6/28/2022

Jaw-droppingly cool!

Nils E Member Since 2014
Posted On 6/29/2022

So iconic, colour vital.

kent mansley Member Since 2015
Posted On 6/29/2022

So beautiful! Huge congrats!

Steve . M Member Since 2017
Posted On 7/14/2022

I've always been confused as to what these are in terms of the publishing process....to me these are the true "original" in the sense that the image is a high fidelity of the printed version. 

 

And the color, in my mind, is better than the OA black and white art. This is glorious! 

Greg Clausen Member Since 2013
Posted On 7/23/2022

Steve . M wrote:
"  I've always been confused as to what these are in terms of the publishing process....to me these are the true "original" in the sense that the image is a high fidelity of the printed version. 
 
And the color, in my mind, is better than the OA black and white art. This is glorious! 
 "

I agree with you. The color art is better....and much more affordable.

 

Gregg and Amanda Spatz Member Since 2010
Posted On 9/24/2022

Awesome!

James Dornoff Member Since 2019
Posted On 1/21/2023

Epic and historic splash, so great to see on this site.  Thank you for sharing.  

Tony Marine Member Since 2016
Posted On 7/7/2023

Wow!  That's amazing!  Congrats!

Johnny M Member Since 2014
Forum Moderator
Posted On 3/11/2024

Incredible piece! Lynn's color palet on this book is a big reason why it soared to the top. Congrats on being featured this week! 

Maicol Senzacqua Member Since 2015
Posted On 3/11/2024

ONLY ...WOW!

CJ Design Member Since 2018
Posted On 3/11/2024

Great beautiful work

Inominável  Ser Member Since 2016
Posted On 3/27/2024

A Eternal Masterpiece! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

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