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Dwayne Dush UNITED STATES
Member Since August 2007
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Green Lantern 145 pg26

Location: Adam Strange
Artists: Carmine Infantino (Penciller) ,  Bob Oskner (Inker)

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GL 145 pg26

GL 145 October 1981
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Location: Adam Strange
Title: Green Lantern 145 pg26*
Artist:  Carmine Infantino (Penciller) ,  Bob Oskner (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 967
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 8/21/2007

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Adam Strange fighting a giant bug monster with a ray gun! HOW can you NOT love this page?!?!?

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Lloyd White Member Since 2007
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Posted On 3/18/2010

Wonderful example of Infantino--love it!
Arthur Chertowsky Member Since 2008
Posted On 4/16/2023

This page makes me wish that Adam Strange had been continuously published for decades past the '60's, and that Carmine could have drawn hundreds of stories of Rann's sleek, futuristic cities, the stars twinkling like diamonds, the strange creatures bent on conquest, and, most of all, Adam and Alanna, the smart, brave star-crossed lovers of two world's always finding their way back to each other.  Oksner's inks mesh well with Infantino's pencils, very fresh! :)

Dwayne Dush Member Since 2007
Posted On 4/16/2023

Arthur Chertowsky wrote:
"  This page makes me wish that Adam Strange had been continuously published for decades past the '60's, and that Carmine could have drawn hundreds of stories of Rann's sleek, futuristic cities, the stars twinkling like diamonds, the strange creatures bent on conquest, and, most of all, Adam and Alanna, the smart, brave star-crossed lovers of two world's always finding their way back to each other.  Oksner's inks mesh well with Infantino's pencils, very fresh! :)
 "

I agree SO much.  The 1950s-60s tone should be a requirement for every Adam Strange story.  Although I did enjoy some aspects of the latest Tom King/Adam Strange run, I really hated the darker negative outcome.  Stories like from this page are just like they should be...fun!