Paul Pelletier - Superman Giant 3 Page 8

Full metal classic Supes. Pelletier is an undersung master. Congrats! 

Thanks! I agree: some extra exposure would certainly help giving Paul Pelletier his right status! I think this page is a great example of what he does best!

Up, Up & Away!!

Thanks Rick! As they say...

Paul is one of my very favorite artists and it can't be said enough!

Glad this is in a home with someone who loves it.

Congrats, thanks and enjoy it!

Thanks Fred! I just have to figure out on which wall I will display it!

This emphatically says, "Up, up and away!"

Thanks Marcus! "It's a bird, it's a plane!..."

Wow! It doesn't get much more classic than this! What a gorgeous Superman page by Paul Pelletier! This one has it all--Clark Kent running into an alley to change, his shirt being torn open to reveal the big "S" and finally, Superman lifting up into the air! Love Paul's style here as well, it gives the iconic scene a little more contempoarary look. Andrew Hennessy's inks really add a lot to the look. Superb pick-up, congrats!

Thanks Bill! Yes, as a all-in-one silent page, I find this one hard to beat! That's why it grabbed me!

Artistically, this is just a fantastic page in terms of content, design and execution. I would have been very attracted to it as well. Many congrats on a fantastic addition to a fantastic collection!

Thanks a lot! Yes, this is such a classic scene that I think it resonates with every comics aficionado around! Some pieces in my collection keep flooring me, but this one makes me smile and feel good!

A profoundly powerful Paul Pelletier page!   'Nuff said.

Thanks Gene! Perfectly put, I'd say!

Too cool...has it all....transforming/storybard pcing....great spatial effect....and great illustration

Thanks CJ! We're on the same wavelength'

Grail pièce my friend - congratulations !!

Thanks my friend! I agree with you: this piece is so full of optimism that it brings smiles to every one... A good definition of grail for me!

A great angle for the cityscape scene to show off Superman's flight. The feet and whiz lines seem very reminiscent of Neal Adams to me. Nice splash.

Thanks Paul! I'd say there are worse sources of inspiration! Neal Adams drew some mean, iconic Superman covers, back in the days... Mmm, yes, this one could be considered as cover material!