Location: 6. Theme - First Apps / Origins
Artist:
Jim Starlin
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Wow, this is a really great page! Congratulations on owning it all these years!
It was great to see Jim return to the genre with this book. I actually got a great Dreadstar cover directly from him at one of my very first San Diego cons. I very stupidly sold it and have never been able to replace it. Also strange that I have yet to see it resurface in the 25 years since I let it go. Talk about black holes. Anyway, great page from the first issue.
Great page from a great run! Love the WIP on the back!
Thanks for busting out this great page!
It's a doozy on front AND back!
Swashbuckling sci-fi battle action in the front and classic superhero in the back with a sweet team shot. Starlin could do it all! This first issue launched the Epic line that got everyone's attention!
WOW! A page from #1 with Vanth AND Willow (one of my first serious comic babe crushes) AND from one of the issues that Jim inked!
This is pure gold!
I wish I could find a page like that in my collection after 20 years!
Beautiful page!
Excellent page!!!
I liked the way this comic was drawn when I laid eyes on it as a 14 year old lad with coin to spare. Expert use of panel space by Starlin.
WOW ! Amazing details and the major characters in full action, very cool page from the first regular issue of a truly masterful and entertaining SF series by Thanos' creator!
Beautiful buddy!
Very cool page from Dreadstar #1 by Jim Starlin. Dreadstar was a fantastic swashbuckling space opera, with gorgeous art by a outstanding artist. But you don't see a lot of Dreadstar art on CAF, I wonder why. Admittedly Dreadstar was very much a comic book of its time, arriving in the era of popularity for Space stories, following in the wake of the success of Star Wars and Star Trek. But Dreadstar was a terrific book, with beautiful art and interesting charactersl This is a stellar page, with lots of exciting action. It's an excellent example from a much loved book. Thanks for sharing!
Great page and the back is even better!
Top to bottom action scene storytelling at its finest from Starlin! I still gotta get a piece by him. And the back of the page...a whole other page :) Congrats!