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THUNDER AGENTS #1 TITLE SPLASH

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Location: CLOSED FEATURED AUCTION HIGHLIGHTS - 11/2009
Title: THUNDER AGENTS #1 TITLE SPLASH*
Artist:  MIKE SEKOWSKY (Penciller) ,  FRANK GIACOIA (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Splash Page
For Sale Status: AUCTION
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Added to Site: 10/14/2009

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Al Gordon Member Since 2006
Posted On 10/15/2010

I worked in Marvel's Production Department for a short time (when I was a fetus) helping out Frank Giacoia. I was blowing up Gil Kane thumbnails for him. Frank was a nice guy. I asked him questions about the "Good Old Days" every minute of every day... and he was more than happy to chat about it. He told me that, in a lot of these TOWER jobs, he and Joe Giella would share an assignment with one inking the even pages and the other inking the odds.