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Ted Latner UNITED STATES
Member Since January 2005
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Ghost Rider #43 page 3 (1980)

Location: Marvel & DC (1980's)
Artists: Carmine Infantino (Penciller) ,  Ricardo Villamonte (Inker)

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Artwork Details
Location: Marvel & DC (1980's)
Title: Ghost Rider #43 page 3 (1980)*
Artist:  Carmine Infantino (Penciller) ,  Ricardo Villamonte (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 450
Likes on CAF: 11
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 11/13/2022

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I was digging through my collection looking for art to sell in Comic Art Live when I came across this page. I scanned it in, but couldn't bring myself to sell it, so I decided to just post it instead.

I know people have mixed feelings about Infantino's Marvel work, but I don't think anyone did a better job conveying motion in their art, and this page is a perfect example of that. Just check out that bottom panel with the car crash!

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Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 11/13/2022

Really nice page, Ted, I can see why you couldn't bear to offer it for sale. Personally, I'm a lifelong Infantino fan. DC or Marvel, any era.

Bill J Member Since 2009
1    
Posted On 11/16/2022

Fabulous Infantino page! Love that top panel with Ghost Rider speeding down the highway under fire. IMHO, Infantino was a terrific artist and this page is a great example of his work! Thanks for sharing!

Dave W Member Since 2006
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Posted On 11/16/2022

Smart call on pushing this into the keep pile. Great classic GR on bike scenes on this page. Congrats!

George H Member Since 2009
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Posted On 12/3/2022

Such a fantastic page with several great shows of GR speeding around!

K Gearon Member Since 2011
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Posted On 1/2/2023

"Season's GREETINGS" ;) Great page, Ted.  Not as familiar as others with Infantino's work, but I can definitely see what you're saying about movement.  Congrats!