Magik #4 p.6

Great storytelling. Now I want to read it too!

I couldn't follow the dark spell mumbo jumbo, but scenes like these had so much emotion in them.  Sal sure knows how to stage a tearjerker and Palmer was the same way. 

Nice page!  I'm glad you were able to pick one up while they're out there right now before they all disappear into collections.

Magikal!

lol sorry.

Great grab from a solid mini and can't beat that type of nostalgia with the story you told in the description.Congrats man!

Whoa: that's rough. Surely she has some odd shape birth mark that only a mother would recognize to help her out.

"look Mama, don't you see this mole that's looks like a Llama. Ring any bells?"

This page is such a poignant part of the story. Can you just imagine this happening in real life, where you've disappeared, your parents don't know of your whereabouts and you suddenly show up at their home, 15 years older than you were when you disappeared, even though only a few months have passed. Very disturbing to say the least. But also Magik!

Beautiful!  Great page!

Wow! Such a heart breaking page!

I agree with you. I loved the Magik miniseries as well. I was struck by how the storyline changed the way I looked at Illyana Rasputin and the rest of the X-Man team. I loved John Buscema's work on the title. He was good at some much more than just monsters and action. This page is a great example of Buscema's uncanny ability to tell a story. He was very good at breaking down a story line and using POV to keep a story moving. Look at this page--Not much actually happens here but Buscema uses different angles in each panel to make it interesting. Great page, congrats!

It's a great 4-part series by Claremont and the Buscemas!  Great page!