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Secret Avengers Issue 32 Page 14 by Matteo Scalera and Rick Remender

Location: Matteo Scalera
Artists: Matteo Scalera (All) ,  Rick Remender (Writer)

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Location: Matteo Scalera
Title: Secret Avengers Issue 32 Page 14 by Matteo Scalera and Rick Remender*
Artist:  Matteo Scalera (All) ,  Rick Remender (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 229
Likes on CAF: 0
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 10/7/2022

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Secret Avengers is one of my favorite modern Marvel comics. I love the fact that Rick Remender used the title to continue some of the themes that he began back in another of my faves, Uncanny X-Force. Many great artists contributed to Secret Avengers, but Matteo Scalera's pages were the dirtiest and most painful. This made him the ideal interior artist for Rick's painful tale, IMO.
On this page, we see Ant-Man, Agent Venom and the Nick Fury clone Max Fury under attack by the U-Foes and the Wrecking Crew. Just in the "nick" of time, they are teleported to safety by their teammates Hawkeye, Valkyrie, and the Black Widow. I love that Matteo redraws Ant-Man, Agent Venom and Max from panel 1 to panel 2 rather than use a stat!
This was a birthday present from my dad and my brother. Thanks, dudes!

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 10/8/2022

The two top panels make for a wonderful pair that visually rhyme.  The third panel immediately rips the camera behind the trio while they are still in the same pose.  All three make the page a clever work of storytelling.

Doctor Fantastic Member Since 2007
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Posted On 10/8/2022

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  The two top panels make for a wonderful pair that visually rhyme.  The third panel immediately rips the camera behind the trio while they are still in the same pose.  All three make the page a clever work of storytelling.
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Thanks, Marcus! I totally agree! The panel 3 camera angle reversal breaks a rule of storytelling very effectively, revealing the rest of the Secret Avengers!