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Kevin A UNITED STATES
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Ian Bertram - Batman Eternal #11 p 14 (Catwoman traumatized as child)

Location: Published DC Comic Art
Artists: Ian Bertram (Penciller) ,  Ian Bertram (Inker) ,  James Tynion IV (Writer) ,  Scott Snyder (Writer)

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Location: Published DC Comic Art
Title: Ian Bertram - Batman Eternal #11 p 14 (Catwoman traumatized as child)*
Artist:  Ian Bertram (Penciller) ,  Ian Bertram (Inker) ,  James Tynion IV (Writer) ,  Scott Snyder (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 382
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 12/15/2024

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Ian Bertram - Batman Eternal #11 p 14

This page couldn’t be more representative of Ian’s style and storytelling, and after worrying for years that someone else might nab it before me, I finally decided to make the investment myself. Not only does this page feature a terrifying portrayal of Batman (what a traumatized Selina Kyle saw as he apprehended her father), but the tentacles and imagery look like it could be lifted straight from the Little Bird universe (looking at you, Yoru from Precious Metal).

12x19 on art board; DC Comics

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T Shen Member Since 2009
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Posted On 12/15/2024

I was totally eyeing this page as well Kevin! Congrats on an amazing piece!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 12/16/2024

Looks very cool how Bertram controls the density of his details.  He does this in service of the story as opposed to how he does his commissions that explode with energy every direction.  That Batman close up is the key to the page and Bertram draws it with great emotion.  

K Gearon Member Since 2011
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Posted On 12/17/2024

Agreed as far as representing Ian's style...that middle panel is next level Bertram!  Congrats, Kevin!

John  J Member Since 2020
Posted On 2/1/2025

Wonderful!