Location: American Flagg! / Elementals / Judge Dredd / Mage / Miracleman / Nexus
Artist:
Matt Wagner
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Great page!
Nothing says real life drama like folding clothes. Did the stain come out??? Does it smell spring fresh??? How many socks have gone missing ??? I can't wait until you post the following page.
Beautiful piece !
Love the alternating silhouette panels. Looks even better without the colors and word balloons.
The hero is denied because he can't find those big lightbulbs.
A fun and lovely page. Is it just me, or did Wagner use himself as the model for Mage?
Totally.
To quote Wiki:
Mage is an American superhero comic book written and illustrated by Matt Wagner, which he describes as an "allegorical autobiography" in which the hero, Kevin Matchstick, is a stand-in for the author, and "[a]ll the other characters he encounters and situations he endures are metaphors from my own life... told through the lens of a fantasy adventure".
Nice! Thanks, man. I used to like flipping through it back in the 80's, but it's one of the popular indy titles that I never actually read.
Matchstick's laundry must be easy, as he only wears one shirt.
That's cool! Always love the family side of superheroing!
Matt is a wonderful story teller! Great page!
Ahh, very cool, congrats!
slice of life at it's finest. and 3 silouhette panels make the heart grow fonder
We're always in for a treat when Matt breaks out his "shadow puppet theater" chops: his storytelling is always so clear and immediate (especially in Mage), and refining the main images he's after down into simple shapes is such a strength of Matt's... I -love- how he alternates fully rendered images of Kevin with the monochromatic family shots in the second two tiers; it's just so visually appealing A fantastic sense of balance and style here, showing that it wasn't just Kevin who was at the peak of his powers at the start of the third Mage arc: Matt's evolution as an artist and storyteller was at its peak and firing on all cylinders, too. Great page, Rick - congrats!
Congratulations on picking up this very charming page! You owe Matt and I dinner at OAX next year given the terrific price you paid for this one!!! :)
Hahaha! Would love to!
It's a date! We aregoing someplace expensive!!! :)
I hear C-Link gives cash advances at OAX ;)