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Murphy Anderson
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I used to pay for some of that "knee judo" in college.
What a waste of money. I'm sure you could've been tea-bagged for free.
Just another monkey in monkeyland ;)
Mr. Anderson took the red pill here! Out of this world!!
killer hawkman page , well done getting this one
Magnificent Murph!
Great Silver Age page! Wingors!
That's a spectacular piece! ~Congratulations!
Fabulous. Whatever it was with DC and gorillas, this page is superb.
Top shelf!
Congrats
Top shelf!
Congrats
I believe that knee Judo move is called a Lou Thesz press in the wrestling world, Hawkman would've impressed in the Stu Hart dungeon - or the zoo. Hard to know unless you take Amtrak everywhere...
Wait, wait... So, you're naturally tired and need a nap because you were "Whaaking" while surrounded by shirtless, muscled men, so now need a smoke before you crash out?
Uh, maybe it's best if we just stick to the matter at hand. This is one of the greatest Murply Anderson Hawkman pieces I've ever seen posted. Fabulous pencilling and incredible rendering with a nice composition. Wow, this is the BIG TIME!
Made it, Ma! Top of the world!
After seeing flying gorillas for the first time I think I need a good stiff drink!!!
Pure Murphy! Feathers and fur flying feels like we're witnessing Mutual of Omaha's Wild DC Kingdom!
I think the wings would need to be three times the size to get the Gorillas off the ground
always a fan of Anderson's hawkman; super cool piece.
I am sure there is a Long Kong Mothra analogy to make here, but let's just keep it straight forward and say -LOVE the action and the rendering. Congrats!
Or an Iron Kong Zoids reference. Hmmmm. I need another smoke.
Flying! Harambe! burning bright. In the skies of the night, What Thanagarian. Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
In what distant deeps or skies.
Burnt the fire of thine eyes?
On what wings dare he aspire?
What the hand, dare seize the fire?
When the gorilla got home, they asked him, "What happened?" He said, "I have no idea. All saw were feathers, feet and knees!"
Only Anderson could draw such a cool page where the most prominent physical feature you see of the hero is his stocking feet!
Awesome!
An amazing page of art by the great Murphy Anderson. Congratulations.
Words fail me!
Only one word needed. MONKEYS!!!
Ah yes,old school rules,incredible John !
Flying winged gorillas? If the Wicked Witch of the West had these, that annoying Dorothy would never have won!
Great classic DC atrwork by Murphy Anderson!
THE quintessential Hawkman artist. What a page! Wow!
It is so impressive and beautiful!