Title: Avengers #61, page 1
Artist: John Buscema (Penciller) , George Klein (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1531
Likes on CAF: 26
Comments: 26
Added to Site: 7/11/2025
Location: Avengers and New Avengers
Artists:
John Buscema
(Penciller)
,
George Klein
(Inker)
1531 Views - 26 Comments - 26 Likes
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Well that's cool.
WOW! Talk about a classic intro page!
I swear, between The Avengers and The Defenders, the world was coming to an end on a monthly basis!
What a great classic splash page!!!
A brilliant title page. Congrats!
opened the caf site this morning to have the wind knocked out of me with this post! just an amazing image! wicked stuff!
Great title page! Congrats!
This is how you do a title splash. So wonderfully cinematic.
A prophetic message for our times! Powerful and direct to the point! Buscema's art paired with the Klein inks land heavier and bolder!
Badass JB Avengers splash page, congrats Ron S!
A real showstopper of an an Avengers title page by big John B. awesome. congrats!
Talking about setting a story up! What else would we expect from the master, JB?! Great add, Ron, congrats!
Wow, such an amazing opener, just love it, congrats!
Very memorable!
Ron....awesome pick up on this one. I was Bidding but backed off. Glad it landed in good hands.
A Buscema Peak !
Fantastic!
Gorgeous Ron! Congrats!
Great example of Buscema Klein
Superb !
This piece jumped out and grabbed me the first time I saw it. Just the perfect title page and so well executed. Nicely done.
Awesome art and lettering!!! Stunning page!!!
Iconic splash ! A real sense of majesty..
Gorgeous page - classic Marvel story-telling by an all time master. Congrats!
You've got the "fire," are you going to get the ice? This half of the two title splashes is particularly memorable. I was only around five, so the world ending in a comic book still seemed a rather scary concept. Fifty-six years later, the art still packs an impact.
A brilliant composition. Despite so much of the image being the title, Buscema creates a real sense of menace, guaranteed to induce the reader to turn the page. Hawkeye standing on Aragorn is a nice touch, and the strange, shifting perspective is handled perfectly.