Avengers 29 page 12 by Don Heck

On a Don Avengers art page, Lee, Giacoia
You can listen to the Captain throwin' out this one-note word
You can ink about the Swordsman, or the world you knew the night before

But your thoughts will soon be Powerman, the way they welcome you
When you're buying Stan Lee writer and there's nothing there to do
And you don't feel much like fighting, you just wish the hit got through

Say here I am, on a ropes again
There I am, all the rage
Here I go, playing star again
There I throw, turn the page

Well, you WOK into so arrogant all strung-out from the hope
And you feel the eyes upon you as you're shaking off your foes
You pretend it doesn't bother you, but you just want to explode

Most times you can't hear 'em WOK, other times you Cap
All the same old clichés, is it Swordsman, is ink Frank's?
And you always seem out Powered, you Don dare make a stand

Here I am, on a ropes and BAM
There I am, art's a stage
Here I go, donning star again
There I go, turn the page

Spectacular

I am glad to see a page from what I think was my second Avengers story (I read the reprint in Marcel Triple Action). Great Cap battle with Powerman and Swordman-especially the shield throw. 

Fantastic fight page!

Great page! Congrats

Love that half-splash first panel!  "When Captain America throws his mighty shield ....."

Well, you were right, that first panel is spectacular!  Great action page

Damn Miki! This whole page is spectacular. Amazing half splash but the 2 panels at the bottom are no slouch either. Such an awesome first silver age/twice up Marvel addition. congrats!

Nice!

The duel was due!

I bet Cap has sore ribs after that power hug!

I would've bought this one because it's an overall fantastic 3 panel page with Cap in action in ALL 3 panels!

Classic Cap Action and Don Heck at his best 

Wow!

Sockamagee!

Wow!! This is such a fantastic page!

That's one Heck of a great Avengers page! Major congrats! 

Heck's use of space in the first panel is just perfect for showing a classic Cap shield throw, and the pace here is frantic. Lovely Giacoia inks add so much to this fabulous page!

I love the persepective on that first panel. A Great twice-up page by Don Heck!