Framed
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Location: Splash Pages
Artists:
Gil Kane
(Penciller)
,
Frank Giacoia
(Inker)
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great panel
Stunning spidey splash
Wow! Just racking up amazing examples! Big congrats!
If 2 arms are better than 1, you know 6 arms are more than Amazing. Congrats!!
A Kane Spidey splash for the ages!!
Beautiful and historic!
Very strong splash from the very memorable storyline! Gil Kane is the very best at anatomy during the 70's and he was able to make believable having the extra arms in there.
Una magnífica obra de arte de KANE
Grazie!
Nice pickup! Kane's run wasn't long but he drew some of the more consequential story lines of the times.
Thanks Ron!
Even without a perfect center of balance Spidey manages to web sling through the city with Lizard in tow. What a Spidey splash from Kane and Giacoia! huge congrats on this acquisition, and another clean and simple framed presentation which looks great.
Thank you Kavi. I like to keep most of my frames clean and neutral but with a twist. I really enjoy the framing process as its my only opportunity to use my creativity!
The first 100 issues of ASM culminated in this amazing and spectacular story arc. Probably one of my all time favorites from the entire original title. I don't think you could find a more definitive image from this story. Congratulations!
Thank you and your collection is incredible btw!
Masterpiece . Nuff..
Nuff said!
Gil Kane drawn iconic storylines on ASM during 70's leaving to the fandom epic images like this one. Hats off man!
A cover-worthy splash if there was one! Kane left a beautiful mark on ASM.
Tta's an epic Spidey splash for sure! Congratulations on a great piece!
Thanks Stephan
Wonderful and one of my favorite GK pages. Congrats!!!
Thank you!
Stunning splash page from Amazing Spider-Man #102 with a six-armed Spidey swinging through Midtown Manhattan with a terrified Lizard clinging to his waist. Pencilled by the legendary Gil Kane and inkned by the great Frank Giacoia, this page features city backgrounds so detailed, they make me dizzy. Killer pick-up, congrats!
Thanks Bill. Going through your galleries makes me dizzy myself, mind blowing!