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Batman Annual #12 Page 29 by Ross Andru, Pablo Marcos & Denis Rodier

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Location: Ross Andru, Pablo Marcos & Denis Rodier Gallery
Title: Batman Annual #12 Page 29 by Ross Andru, Pablo Marcos & Denis Rodier
Artist:  Ross Andru (Penciller) ,  Pablo  Marcos (Penciller) ,  Denis Rodier (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 259
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 9/12/2024

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No, it is not the classic Silver Age villain, the Blockbuster. It's one-off villain, the "Slade Monster," from the classic Batman Annual #12 from 1988!

I remember reading this story as an eight-year old and loving it. Bruce Wayne and his date go to a haunted mansion for a weekend getaway. One of the hosts is murdered and Bruce has to figure out the why's and wherefore's before more guests get killed.

On this page, my favorite from the story, Batman has been tied up and pushed out of a broken window by one of the culprits in the murder. Because he is Batman, Bruce is able to mostly undo the ropes that are binding him but is saved by the timely intervention of the Slade Monster whose real name is Hamish Stewart.

The story, which thrilled the young me, was written by Mike Baron and illustrated by two of the best artists of the 1970s -- Ross Andru and Pablo Marcos.

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Reggie C. Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/12/2024

Nice pick up.  Big Ross Andru fan.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 9/13/2024

Great filmstrip storytelling leading to the partial splash.  The inks are done in the classic gothic horror manner to give the right atmosphere of the story!  Classic trope of the ogre like giant with a heart of gold.

K Gearon Member Since 2011
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Posted On 9/26/2024

Digging the Frankenstein-ish vibe of the Slade Monster on the right!  Sweet panel storytelling lead-up to the splash!  Congrats!