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L.E.G.I.O.N. '92 Annual #3 pg 15

Location: Published Art - L.E.G.I.O.N.
Artist: Mike McKone (Penciller)

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Location: Published Art - L.E.G.I.O.N.
Title: L.E.G.I.O.N. '92 Annual #3 pg 15*
Artist:  Mike McKone (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 132
Likes on CAF: 4
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 11/3/2025

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For a long time, I've been limited in what I can post to CAF by my teeny-tiny scanner that can't even fully scan a 9x12 piece. Last week I decided I'd had enough, hauled a big portfolio down to Staples, and got to scanning (and shopping around for a nice scanner to bring home with me).

All that to say, here's a piece I've been wanting to share for a while, freshly scanned in the highest quality I could get! I picked it up off of eBay last summer. The third L.E.G.I.O.N. annual is by far my favourite of the five annuals the title got, and it's also a tie-in with DC's 1992 event "Eclipso: The Darkness Within". L.E.G.I.O.N. has ostensibly come to Earth to hopefully add the planet to their list of client worlds, but Vril Dox, as usual, has ulterior motives. Here we see him and Lady Quark undercover, attempting to buy one of Eclipso's black diamonds off of some thug in a bar... with predictable results.

I don't own a lot of action pages, so I was very pleased to pick this one up. I enjoy the variety of fighting moves McKone chose to showcase here, especially Vril's in panel five. Everyone always forgets that he's an absurdly good hand-to-hand combatant until he's wiping the floor with someone.

Hands down the funniest part of this page (of the whole annual, really) is that super-genius Vril Dox needed to disguise the fact that he's a green-skinned alien, and the best disguise he could come up with was... a hat. That somehow casts a very unrealistic shadow over his face. I get a good laugh at that every time I read this one. I am, however, a big connoisseur of comic art where the characters are "dressed down" or out of uniform, and this page fits the bill perfectly! My favourite detail is how the back of Lady Quark's shirt is made of mesh, so you get some intricate cross-hatching in the panels where it's visible.

This annual had five inkers, and there's no indication which of them inked this page, so if anyone knows, please do drop me a line or a comment!

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Kavi H Member Since 2018
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Posted On 11/3/2025

Fun fight page and a nice high rez scan, mission accomplished! A scanning adventure at Staples actually sounds kinda fun, and I def undertand the rush you can get from obtaining brand new high rez scans of artwork you've owned/had for awhile but have not been able to properly image/capture due to size or lack of scanner. Getting a scanner was a game changer for me personally, hope you find (or already found) the right one for you. 

Margaret Leigh Member Since 2021
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Posted On 11/4/2025

Kavi H wrote:
"  Fun fight page and a nice high rez scan, mission accomplished! A scanning adventure at Staples actually sounds kinda fun, and I def undertand the rush you can get from obtaining brand new high rez scans of artwork you've owned/had for awhile but have not been able to properly image/capture due to size or lack of scanner. Getting a scanner was a game changer for me personally, hope you find (or already found) the right one for you. 
 "

No new scanner for me yet, unfortunately (I have this problem where I keep spending my fun money on comic art instead!), but it's in the works. The Staples Scanning Adventure was pretty fun, but moving a portfolio full of art into and out of Staples when it kept raining intermittently was not. Thankfully, no art was harmed in the making of these scans.  

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/3/2025

Achievement unlocked!  Take advantage of the CAF Premium and make every post able to be viewed full size with bigger impact like this!

Brent McDonald Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/4/2025

I recently discovered that my local library has a flatbed scanner. They charge you to print stuff out, but you can scan art and email it to yourself for free. Game changer! This is definitely a cool page. I like the classic sound effects (THOK!) and that 5th panel leg kick. Awesome action!

Margaret Leigh Member Since 2021
Posted On 11/4/2025

Brent McDonald wrote:
"  I recently discovered that my local library has a flatbed scanner. They charge you to print stuff out, but you can scan art and email it to yourself for free. Game changer! This is definitely a cool page. I like the classic sound effects (THOK!) and that 5th panel leg kick. Awesome action!
 "

We love a good THOK, SMAK, and POW every now and then.

Also, I might just have to hit up my local library, because Staples charges fifty-five cents (plus tax) for each page you scan and email!