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Red Sonja Triptych: Cutting the head off of a cult member and throwing it at another.

Location: Great Sequences & Motion
Artist: Carlos Gomez (Penciller)

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Artwork Details
Location: Great Sequences & Motion
Title: Red Sonja Triptych: Cutting the head off of a cult member and throwing it at another.*
Artist:  Carlos Gomez (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 476
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 10/8/2022

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Description
The opening of issue 18 from the outstanding Red Sonja series by Amy Chu & Carols Gomez. Erik Burnham wrote the pages shown here.

Page 1: A cult member, who is after Kulan Gath's magic amulet, screams and threatens to kill Sonja.
Page 2: Sonja, who has had a really bad week, chops off the woman's head.
Page 4: Sonja throws that head at another cultist as she charges into their ambush.

There is a Page 3 out there somewhere where much of the dialogue begins while Sonja picks up the head from the ground. If you know where it is, please let me know because I would love to see it.

Spot-the-difference: When published, the middle page was reversed, putting Sonja's spare dagger on her right leg.

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Member Since: April 2020
Last Login: July 2026
Country: SINGAPORE
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Eric B Member Since 2014
Posted On 10/9/2022

I hope you find your missing page. But from the perspective that how art is displayed can affect the viewing experience, I think this three-piece displays extremely well, with the action of page 2 flowing directly into the throw.

Patrick O. Member Since 2020
Posted On 10/9/2022

Eric B wrote:
"  I hope you findÊyour missing page. But from the perspective thatÊhowÊart is displayed can affectÊthe viewing experience, I think this three-piece displays extremely well, with the action of page 2 flowing directly into the throw.
 "

Thanks for the comment. I completely agree with you. The missing page is where the dalogue starts and doesn't add much visually to the sequence, but I can't help wanting to see that missing page (maybe not to own it).      By the way, I can't help notice that your avatar would fit really well next to the first page of my set (the screaming woman).

Eric B Member Since 2014
Posted On 10/9/2022

Patrick O. wrote:
"  Thanks for the comment. I completely agree with you. The missing page is where the dalogue starts and doesn't add much visually to the sequence, but I can't help wanting to see that missing page (maybe not to own it).      By the way, I can't help notice that your avatar would fit really well next to the first page of my set (the screaming woman).
 "

Haha! Yes, he would!