Location: Frank Miller, Joe Quesada and MORE Daredevil Art
Artists:
Frank Miller
(Penciller)
,
Terry Austin
(Inker)
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Wonderful story. So sorry for the loss of your friend.
Special in so many ways!
Such an incredible page and even better story. Thanks for sharing.
A great and very personal reminder of John. Glad it's ended in such an appreciative home, Nick.
(Interestingly I have a page from DD 191 which also has a dedication, this one to Kevin Eastman)
Congrats bud! Frank was always very generous. And man, did a lot of creators grow up on Frank.
Very memorable page from a great stand-alone issue.
Congratulations on obtaining such a great piece my friend!
Great Miller Page ! Congrats !
That is a beautiful story Nick, glad this page ended up with you.
The story makes the page that much sweeter! Wonderful post.
Heartwarming story Nick. Thanks for sharing both the story and art.
Amazing story! And a great page. Many artists have trouble drawing kids, and clearly Miller is not one of those..congrats!
Oh man. Funny how the story behind John getting the page makes the piece that much more meaningful. Thanks for sharing, Nick.
Awesome page and story - and kids don't mess with others' books!
Can't imagine the thrill of owning a Miller DD page, let alone one with such deep emotional meaning. Wonderful that this wound up with you.
This was great to see when you showed it on The Original Art Experience and it gets better with age!
Outstanding! A milestone in comics history and thanks for sharing this very emotional story...
Fantastic page!
The inscription is priceless....congrats my friend.
Hey bud! Long time! Hope you are doing well! Something cool is that it's says $40. Which would have been all of the money in the world for John back then at that age. Frank has always been generous.
Before he found his love of hamburgers and mellowed out, Jughead was a real tool.
Terrific page to have in memory of John!
Such a great page! I'd be interested to hear Frank's thoughts on where the page ended up as its such a cool story.
Very nice!
Matt always had that side to him...great throwback page from FM. Congrats!
Great piece of Comic History here Nick!!
