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The Batman Adventures #27 pg5

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Location: My Original Comic Book Art Gallery
Title: The Batman Adventures #27 pg5*
Artist:  Mike Parobeck (Penciller) ,  Rick Burchett (Inker) ,  Kelley Puckett (Writer)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 158
Likes on CAF: 3
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 12/22/2024

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11-2024...I always got a kick out of Batman: The Animated Series and this page from the comics tie-in is teeming with all the details I wished out a page from the series from the terrific artist team of Parobeck and Burchett. Great poses, awesome angles and perspectives, the color lines to guide the shadow additions, etc. Batman is deep in detective mode, looking for clues in an apartment, when in comes...another Batman?!?

The other Batman is a former Olympic athlete whose wife was killed as they were passersby of a mob shootout, but he managed to survive. Will he become a Batman of revenge?!

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Member Since: August 2021
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 12/23/2024

These are very cool as they have everything that makes a comic page stripped down to the essentials to match the flow of the animated series.  The camera angles and the lighting are as complex as any other comic book that's been overrendered during the 90's.   

Mister Miracle Member Since 2021
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Posted On 12/23/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  These are very cool as they have everything that makes a comic page stripped down to the essentials to match the flow of the animated series.  The camera angles and the lighting are as complex as any other comic book that's been overrendered during the 90's.   
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Thanks Marcus! Yes, the camera angles are killer!