The Infamous Stingray Apology
Published Page
Back of Every Comic in 1992 (& Dinesh's Finger)
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Gallery Move
Published Cover
Location: Publisher Gallery: Marvel
Artists:
Jim Lee
(Penciller)
,
Art Thibert
(Inker)
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Every 90s 10-14 year old boy's top five pieces!
more than happy, Carl!!!!!
Epic addition! Huge congrats!
The iconic Pikachu swimsuit! Very cool!
I agree with you (and everyone else) about how iconic this shot was/is. Huge congrats on this absolutely epic piece.
Whoa. (Applies to the art, applies to you getting this in your collection).
Ohh the mammari...I mean uh...memories! Nice grab Carl!
Huge piece of comic nostalgia and so fun to see in person at SDCC 2025. Also great to know where it landed. Cheers to this mega Psylocke piece, I have a few related pieces of this crazy Jean, Scott and Psylocke storyline as well (as they appeared in later issues, but this is where it started) and they are very treasured.
Iconic! This image was burned into tons of brains and still lives rent-free all these decades later. Congrats on being able to put the original up on your wall. Huge score brother!
Congrats on landing a memorable Jim Lee page!
Wowzers! Big Congrats Carl!
Sorry. My mind must have been elsewhere while trying to come up with a comment worthy of this epic piece of Jim Lee X-Men history and arguably the best Psylocke eye candy of all-time! Love that you included the use of it on the back cover ads in 1992 as well, that's where I remember it from the most. so cool. huge congrats brother!
Your caf will never be the same, lol. Congrats!
Damn................ congrats!
Epic!
The hips don't lie - this piece moves and shakes!
Wowza! Congrats.
Big congrats carl, excellent page indeed.
Cyclops' wandering eye! As iconic as the Ursula Andress or Phoebe Cates scene!
I'm going to call you Woody from now on!
Great pick-up Carl, a memorable Psylocke page!
Not a forgettable page ;) Congrats, Carl!
X-cellent addition! Congrats on this wonderful page.
I just don't get it.
I respect it, but I just don't get it.
I think you're on the spot, more memorable than any other image from that run. Congrats dude, absolutely phenomenal pickup!
Very iconic moment just as you said! Thank you for bringing it to SDCC and letting us all drool over it at the original art panel. This and the Andy Kubert cover were my absolute favorite pieces that were shown off.
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Iconic and momerable!!
Breathtaking!
Fantastic addition to an already fabulous collection! Congrats!
Suh-WING!!! What a beauty. Congrats!
Let's go! Congrats Carl.
PG-13 Carl: She makes me feel kind of funny, like when we used to climb the rope in gym class.
XXX Carl: She will be mine, oh yes, she will be mine!!
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Very memorable moment for sure
So memorable! Amazingly important and...perfect... piece
Ah, the sweet sweet memories.
Sockamagee!
Just phenomenal. Huge congrats, Carl!
A true "splash" page!
I think everyone reading the book at this time remembers this page. Congrats on the pickup
Hmmmm... Noticeable (Let's not be shy on hyperboles...)!
Wow, wow, wow...
a well know and classic page - congrats and this is great for sure!
Hilarious page. Congrats!
Wow! Epic score for sure! We were just discussing this at SDCC, you sly dog lol. Hugest of congrats!
Sweet !!
Stunning!! Big Congrats my brother!!!!
Big congrats, Carl! Everyone should be so lucky to own a page that means so much to them!
Cannot help myself. I actually read the descriptions when people post stuff. Scott is hoping for a 'brief ride' and for the 'life' of him cannot understand how his psychic girlfriend knows he's thinking naughty thoughts. Scott sure has a thing for telepaths. I can understand why you wanted this.
Everyone loves the splashy first panel, but the second to last one with Psylocke's side glance makes the page for me. Also, I'll forever wonder what this would have looked like with Scott's inks. In any case, huge congrats on the massive pickup!
You have one of Jim Lee's great pages in X-Men.
Definitely one of the most iconic comic scenes of that series and maybe even the 90's!
