Location: Beta Ray Bill
Artist:
Daniel Warren Johnson
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Yep, very SPLOKy! And that's a good thing!
RAW POWER!! Strong and Imaginative!!Great Birds-Eye View!!......Congrats!!
..and Awesome Detail!!!
What a beauty! SPLOK indeed!
Wonderful !
Super cool DWJ!
You can feel that double hand swing of Stormbreaker with those massive arms generating that torque! I love that it looks like a smile on Beta Ray Bill's horse face right before he does the deed!
Wooooww excellent page!!! For me,BRB is the best of the best from master DWJ
Excellent! Congrats, Kelsey!
Epic page!
This is an awesome page. Love the detail on the top panel and love the energy from the bottom one. Fantastic!
Dynamite page! I remember this well
Nice one, man- great to have BRB and Skutt here, the chop is amazing, and the machinery at the top just puts you right in the room. Awesome page.
Great Ddubb interior! Wonderful detail in the top panel and then it's hammer time! Congrats Kelsey!
woo! all the amazing DWJ touches on this page! gotta love it!
That bottom panel is perfect.
Incredible large panel page. Scale is something DWJ handles really well.
Fantastic!
I say thee YAY! FANTASTIC page, Kelsey, dripping with all sorts of DWJ goodness (or at least will be dripping -something-, after BRB's dissection in the bottom panel...). Terrific backgrounds (love the weight of that door in panel one) and the -fantastic- shot of our hero in action in that last panel is pure, adrenalized DWJ storytelling. Everyone (rightly!!) talks about his amazing Star Wars pieces, but DWJ channels a bit of Star Trek here ...because Beta Ray is being Mr. Splok!! (Very sorry... :) ). I don't know if it was intended or not, but with the legs of the "L" and "K" bleeding over into the "O" in "SPLOK", it makes me think of a Stan Sakai / Usagi death skull, post-attack. And with as much (justified) fuss made about the "SPLOK", let's not lose sight of the the preceding "STWA..." in the panel before; a moment of quiet and visual white, resetting our senses and heightening the impact of the axe-fall a moment later. Sensational add to your collection, Kelsey! I don't know how you got someone to let go of this one, but fantastic work! :) Congrats!
Gritty goodness as only DWJ can bring! Love that last panel, man, and the setup prior. Congrats!
Love the Toth quality of the top panel and all that pure DWJ energy in the bottom panel.