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Location: Silver: the finest of all comic ages
Artists:
Gene Colan
(Penciller)
,
Joe Sinnott
(Inker)
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Just real slick in how Colan spots the shadows and Sinnott has to follow for that terrorized look in panel 2. Female anatomy by Colan is poetry in motion!
Sinnott is such an interesting choice to ink Colan. He doesn't attempt to ink tonally, like Tom Palmer did, but manages to keep those dark shadows from becoming flat with that wonderfully lush feathering of his. A sweet, sweet page. Congrats my friend.
Fantastic pickup Aaron. I absolutely love Gene Colan's depiction of Sharon Carter during this run. Very envious of this page.
Typically beautiful cinematic angles throughout this gem.
As you say, a cubist confection in curves and shadows. And familiar! Congratulations on picking up a prize.
Wow, no kidding! You've been Colan cleansed.
Great page! 1st Cyborg is really something special. Especially the last panel which could easily be the 1st appeance (prototype) of Colan's Jemm, Son of Saturn which arrived on the DC scene in September, 1984.
You can never have too many Colan/Sinnott Cap pages Aaron! Big congrats on a lovely pick-up!
What a beautiful piece ! Pure Colan..that's Great!
Bold inks on this fluid and hypnotic page! Colan's figures move like nobody else's
Pure Colan!
Saw this one live - it is gorgeous - congrats!
Joe made everybody look great, but I think Giacoia captured Colan's pencils ever so slightly better......but I'm splitting hairs!
Great description. The balletic movements of Sharon Carter show Colan's extraordinary understanding of anatomy, and make this such a dynamic page. The final panel is a real page turner. Congrats!
