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Hellraiser #10: Commitment, p38 (Epic, January 1991)

Location: US comic art
Artists: Mick McMahon (All) ,  Mike Mcmahon (All) ,  Daniel Chichester (Writer)

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Location: US comic art
Title: Hellraiser #10: Commitment, p38 (Epic, January 1991)*
Artist:  Mick McMahon (All) ,  Mike Mcmahon (All) ,  Daniel Chichester (Writer)
Media Type: Marker
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 453
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 11/15/2022

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'...God's will be done!'

Mild -mannered AIDS researcher (very early 1990's) tangles with Pinhead-adjacent femme fatale with the usual (un)predictable results...

Perfect example of the later McMahon style: the interaction between line, inking and colour is almost unbelievable in both its economy and accuracy. McMahon is an extraordinary talent. I still remember the rows of clanking wall-mounted poster racks in the basement of Comics Showcase in at the top of Neal St, and the pages from 'The Last American' on sale for £95 each. £95 that I didn't have...but now I have this, and I love it!

Pen & ink, markers, white-out on parchment paper
11" x 16"

Story by D.G.Chichester

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Member Since: November 2009
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artless artmore Member Since 2013
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Posted On 11/15/2022

Awesome page and enjyoyed your remarks!  Wish I could revisit the days of 50 quid Last American pages...

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/16/2022

It's amazing this look was achieved as original art.  It looks a lot like printed material with the colors.  Those computer monitors and the floppy drive is a great reminder of the early computer age.

Dave H Member Since 2011
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Posted On 11/23/2022

Man! That's killer! and the colors are perfect.