Location: NOT FOR SALE
Artists:
Frank Miller
(Penciller)
,
Josef Rubinstein
(Inker)
,
Chris Claremont
(Writer)
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Even with minimal to no background Miller and Rubinstein created a page that you can't look away from. Thank you for posting. My eyes have been pleasured.
Your eyes will be pleased each days during one week I think.
Thanks for the comment!
Awesome page with a great panel layout that works well for this scene.
Ground breaking issue that defined the Wolverine for all time. Finally, his character was fully explored.
So true.
An incredible piece of art and history! Huge congrats and my eyes thank you.
You said it and it's true. The work done by Miller and Rubinstein was an is SUPERB! Those Logan portaits are magnificent!
I think I read somewhere – not sure if it is true or not – that the Wolverine mini-series was created “Marvel-style” which meant Claremont provided Miller initially with just the plot from which to draw the artwork and when completed this would go back to the writer to do the script: captions and dialogue. Miller left large expanses of blank space thinking that Claremont would fill it with his customary dense prose, but instead Claremont pared his writing down which accounts for the white space in the mini-series. This kicked off the “white space” aesthetic when the norm up to that point had been to fill every square inch of the comics page. The new aesthetic bled into the ongoing Daredevil title most notably in the cover to 187. That is one classic page and Joe Rubinstein was Miller’s second-best inker (just behind Janson, of course). Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to what else you have lined up for us.
I think I'll do one post per day, some things for sale, some things not.
Such a killer page!
Beautiful!
I almost made a 'chokk' ing sound when I saw this. Amazing. It is a keeper.
Grats. A fantastic Miller page
Unbeatable!
It's a fantastic example from a mini-series that did not disappoint.