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ALFREDO QUINTERO UNITED STATES
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Daredevil & Peter Parker Panels

Location: John Romita Sr. art
Artist: John Romita Sr. (Penciller)

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Location: John Romita Sr. art
Title: Daredevil & Peter Parker Panels*
Artist:  John Romita Sr. (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 2313
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 3/27/2009

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Here is another fine example of John Romita's Sr original art, featuring Daredevil "The Man without Fear", and the friendly neigborhood Peter Parker. I have been fortunate enough to obtain some really cool Romita Sr pieces over the past year at affordable prices that fall into my budget, and this is just another awesome piece of the living legend's marvelous art work. One day I hope to meet the Master in person, and get him to sign this piece and the card art of his I also own. I had the chance of getting the card art signed by him over the mail last September, but I got separation anxiety. Thanks to Anthony Snyder Collectibles for selling this piece to me. Enjoy fan boys and girls. I believe this piece is from the Spiderman/Kingpin: To The Death (special). A comic that was released in 1997 but I am not sure. If someone could confirm that would be great. If it is a piece from that comic, John Romita Sr. would be the penciler an Dan Green would be the inker. Regardless of whether it is from that series or not John Romita Sr. is the Penciller and possible the inker as well as confirmed by Anthony Snyder. However this piece appears to be a partial correction piece for a page of that comic, so inks could have all been done by Romita Sr.

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Stefan H Member Since 2003
Posted On 8/15/2010

Superb panel artwork from the Spider-Man "Kingpin to the death" comic book from 1997, congrats! It doesn't look like a try-out, but exactly the same like printed in the book, which is credited to John Romita for pencils and Dan Green for inks. If You want to be absolutely sure about the inker, maybe You can contact Romitaman Mike Burkey for advice.
Dimitrios Z Member Since 2011
Posted On 7/31/2012

Very Cool Panels, Congrats!!