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Silver Sable and the Wild Pack Issue#21 Pg. 05

Location: Silver Sable
Artists: Jim Hall (Penciller) ,  Harry Candelario (Inker) ,  Gregory Wright (Writer)

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Location: Silver Sable
Title: Silver Sable and the Wild Pack Issue#21 Pg. 05*
Artist:  Jim Hall (Penciller) ,  Harry Candelario (Inker) ,  Gregory Wright (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 295
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 15
Added to Site: 1/19/2023

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As most know I am a cosmic fan, but for some reason I am also drawn to the Silver Sable series. I remember being at a shop earlier in my collecting and finding an almost complete set of books for this series for next to nothing. Boy am I happy I picked them up, as I am attached to these stories. They really bring me back to a bygone era. I was a huge fan of Exo Squad when I was a kid and for some reason the flow of this series really makes me feel like I am young watching TV again. I like this piece because it is a highlight of one of the supporting characters for the Wild Pack. It just screams 90's narration.

Amy Chen is the character that this story (Entitled- Victim Past) is highlighting, and she is a member of the Wild Pack. She was born in Vietnam and had a horrific upbringing that led to her career. She was known as one of the most skilled assassins in Southeast Asia before joining the wild pack.

This page is awesome because it is the end page for the story. It is also dynamic and has all the desired feeling of the 90's, which I was looking for. I absolutely love her wardrobe in the bottom two panels. Let's not forget the storytelling that has great fluidity down to the bling finger drawing attention to the end of the story. I am truly a fan of this page and hope you enjoy as well.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 1/19/2023

This is very violent with Amy's kill count at 6 per page.  A 20 page solo story would have her rack up 120 deaths an issue.   Her souvenir trophy ring and that has someone else's finger attached is also very disturbing.  Much more disturbing than a spider lady or a tied up Wonder Woman.  

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
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Posted On 1/19/2023

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  This is very violent with Amy's kill count at 6 per page.  A 20 page solo story would have her rack up 120 deaths an issue.   Her souvenir trophy ring and that has someone else's finger attached is also very disturbing.  Much more disturbing than a spider lady or a tied up Wonder Woman.  
 "

Timing is everything lol. Yes our household draws the line on arachnid realism. I never shunned the Wonder Woman, but I think it goes without saying that kids should never be raised up with heroic women being bound and gagged. Well unless a Sicilain is involved and death is on the line. However, women assassins are perfect role models for all aspiring children who hope to make it on the mean streets of Nor Cal. That and this is rated G compared to Mickey who took out seven with one blow.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 1/19/2023

Ian Saint wrote:
"  Timing is everything lol. Yes our household draws the line on arachnid realism. I never shunned the Wonder Woman, but I think it goes without saying that kids should never be raised up with heroic women being bound and gagged. Well unless a Sicilain is involved and death is on the line. However, women assassins are perfect role models for all aspiring children who hope to make it on the mean streets of Nor Cal. That and this is rated G compared to Mickey who took out seven with one blow.
 "

As the first panel says, "The choice was obvious."

Steve N. Comic/Fantasy Art Member Since 2017
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Posted On 1/19/2023

That sweeeet 90s goodness!

Paul P Spiderversity Member Since 2011
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Posted On 1/19/2023

Um...did you notice that the "It's just one girl" is standing over several dead bodies and holding a freakin' sword? Way to be chauvinistic AND totally non-observant at the same time.  You won't make THAT mistake again...cuz ya dead.  Lots of great story going on here, and what an end!  (Though at first I thought that was her own index finger with the bling ...though that would make her a six-fingered woman.  And here comes Indigo Montoya again... )

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 1/19/2023

Paul P Spiderversity wrote:
"  Um...did you notice that the "It's just one girl" is standing over several dead bodies and holding a freakin' sword? Way to be chauvinistic AND totally non-observant at the same time.  You won't make THAT mistake again...cuz ya dead.  Lots of great story going on here, and what an end!  (Though at first I thought that was her own index finger with the bling ...though that would make her a six-fingered woman.  And here comes Indigo Montoya again... )
 "

My goodness. The uncanny similarity with the extra finger. I can't believe I missed it. The question is, are they mostly dead, or all dead? Especially as one of those sound effects clearly said, "to blathe." Which we all know means to bluff. Amy Chen clearly wants you to believe she has a beautiful gem on one of her fingers, when in actuality the chauvanist lost it in a battle of wits. He was not witty enough.

Paul P Spiderversity Member Since 2011
Posted On 1/19/2023

Ian Saint wrote:
"  My goodness. The uncanny similarity with the extra finger. I can't believe I missed it. The question is, are they mostly dead, or all dead? Especially as one of those sound effects clearly said, "to blathe." Which we all know means to bluff. Amy Chen clearly wants you to believe she has a beautiful gem on one of her fingers, when in actuality the chauvanist lost it in a battle of wits. He was not witty enough.
 "

Wow, you took my movie reference and really ran with it.  Bravo!  :-)

Jeffrey Wedding Member Since 2009
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Posted On 1/19/2023

When I was your age, television was called [comic] books.

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 1/19/2023

Jeffrey Wedding wrote:
"  When I was your age, television was called [comic] books.
 "

I never read comics as a kid, so I knew nothing about it. Maybe a poor reader, or to many adventures in the desert. Either was I am going to show you some narration through messenger that might make it all make sense. Welcome to the Exo Squad and my childhood.

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 1/19/2023

Jeffrey Wedding wrote:
"  When I was your age, television was called [comic] books.
 "

I totally forgot that reference lol. I was thinking when you were my age wasn't too long ago lol. One of the best parts too. Love it. Every time I see that kid I think of the Wonder Years.

Rick W Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 1/19/2023

Just a day at the beach feeding the seagulls ;)

Congrats Ian!

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
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Posted On 1/19/2023

Rick W wrote:
"  Just a day at the beach feeding the seagulls ;)
Congrats Ian!
 "

So thats how assassins get rid of the bodies. Leave it for the birds.

Derek Crabbe Member Since 2020
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Posted On 1/19/2023

A epic Katana Shish Kabob! Congrats!

Ian Saint Member Since 2021
Posted On 1/19/2023

Derek Crabbe wrote:
"  A epic Katana Shish Kabob! Congrats!
 "

Kind of reminds me of the Deadpool movie when he gets down to his last bullet.

Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
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Posted On 1/19/2023

Who cares about the storytelling on the page when you give us the storytelling in your descriptions? Always brings a smile to my face, pal! Congrats on picking up something that you have that emotional connection to!

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