Title: Punisher Max #50, Page 6*
Artist: Howard Chaykin (All) , Garth Ennis (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 272
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 12
Added to Site: 12/12/2022
Location: Howard Chaykin
Artists:
Howard Chaykin
(All)
,
Garth Ennis
(Writer)
272 Views - 12 Comments - 6 Likes
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"I might just switch to collecting all Byrne, Chaykin, and Quitely from now on :)"
STAY IN YOUR LANE!!!!
;)
Haha I spilled my coffee and swerved over for just a second!
Cool one! I had him sign a few Deadpool variants he did but no art from him at the moment, congrats on a fun and positive interaction as well!
Thanks Kelsey! Good hanging out this weekend!
Oh absolutely! Hopefully we'll do it again, sooner than later.
Chaykin's classic hero face works well for Frank Castle. Can't go wrong with a focus on his Howard's either. Such a great career as a writer and artist and still one of the more thoughtful and opinionated creators around. Loved every times I've heard him speak live. We could use another 10-20 creators like him, that's for sure.
Isn't that the truth, he sincerely is a pleasure to hear speak. I think he's really funny as well. Thanks Mark!
Cool page! Chaykin has such a unique vision. I need to get something by him before too long
The range of expressions are Chaykin's signature on the art! The transition from each panel is strong.
Wow! I remember this page and the storyline it comes from. Garth Ennis was the writer with Howard as the artist. In the story, the Punisher talks about a recurring dream he has -- one where his family didn't die in Central Park on that day and his kids grew up and had families of their own. It's a great sequence and this is a wonderful page from that sequence. And I agree about Howard; he's one of my favorite people to talk with at a con -- you never know whether he will share an off-color joke or sing a Broadway tune. Congratulations on this great page, pal!
Thanks AK!!! And yep, you nailed it. Almost a What If version of that key moment. He sincerely is a pleasure!!
One of my most memorable con events was simply hanging out at Howard's booth, listening to him telling stories! He's such a funny guy. Great page!