Location: Justice Society of America (Bair)
Artist:
Mike Bair
(Penciller)
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Yes, yes, the Last Days of the Justicve Society of America #1 was a fun story, and yes, Mike Bair is a terrific artist who sadly hasn't been working in comics for quite some time now, and yes, Rubén knows that this piece has gone to a very good home. Yes, a gorgeous JSA piece now owned by a great collector and even better man. You're welcome.
Many thanks, Rubén! You are, as always, far too kind. Do take care.
I don't know what impresses me more--how stunning this piece is, or that you used the word "hitherto" in your description. What a great word! It conjures up images of the days of yore, which seems appropriate for these grand Golden Age characters. Love the inky starry background too. Congrats!!
Many thanks, Paul! You are spot on - it is in such an unusual (yet stunningly appropriate) style.
The one shot was to tie up loose strings for this Golden Age DC team after Crisis on Infinite Earths. It does so with one of their grandest adventures and just like this pin up, it showed the best of the JSA.
Thanks so much, Marcus! Although it was a little before my time, I have always been fascinated with the JSA, and soon got up to speed when DC begain having the JLA/JSA crossovers.
Just So Awesome!
Many thanks, Rick! Just So Appropriate!
Great pickup. Did Ruben make you pay in play money or gallons of maple syrup?
Many thanks, John! Being also Canadian, you might be able to mess around with him. But I daren't mess around with Rubén!
Stunning and powerful! Congrats CAB!
Thanks so much, Nick! It is a truly stunning page! The artist simply caught it spot on.
Spectacular score CAB!!!
Many thanks, Hart! And many congrats on some wonderful Tom Raney pieces!
DC's universe in this cosmic pin-up!!! What a paradox!!!
Many thanks, Toni! Just the Golden Age heroes though!
What a beatiful and striking piece. The composition is very eye catching. Absolutely love this.
Many thanks, Ian! Yes, it is so remarkably and unusually striking.
