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Justice League of America #209, pg 23

Location: Hall of Justice
Artist: Don Heck (All)

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Location: Hall of Justice
Title: Justice League of America #209, pg 23
Artist: Don Heck (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: No
Views: 2061
Likes on CAF: 9
Comments: 13
Added to Site: 12/10/2010

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A Chcklst Member Since 2007

Posted On 1/2/2011

Wow - that's a cracker of a page. Love that big panel.

michael dunne Member Since 2004

Posted On 1/2/2011

Great JSA/JLA splash. It is funny how much I have come to appreciate Don Heck;s work over the years. It really shines in its original state.

Lloyd White Member Since 2007

Posted On 1/5/2011

michael dunne wrote:

" Great JSA/JLA splash. It is funny how much I have come to appreciate Don Heck;s work over the years. It really shines in its original state. "

I think the biggest knock against Heck's work really boiled down to the fact that it followed George Perez. When taken on its own, Heck's run stands proudly as one of the the very best on JLA--especially in its original form.

Don Raskin Member Since 2010

Posted On 8/20/2011

Don Heck is one of my favorite artists. A room full of characters or an intimate tender moment between two characters, he was able to draw it equally well.

John Coates Member Since 2005

Posted On 12/30/2011

I loved Heck;s work on JLA. Very under-rated run. Thanks for sharing. JC

Larry Wilson Member Since 2012
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Posted On 9/8/2012

Don Heck was amazing. If it wasn't for one irresponsible comment made by someone ese during an interview, his legacy would be solid. If there was a Mt. Rushmore of Marvel HE would be on it! When he inked himself on Avengers it was some of the most dynamic work this side of Kirby. Some thought his Caniff style did not translate to superheroes, but no one said that of John Romita. On this page his pencils look natural... for a natural setting. This is perfect.

Arthur Chertowsky Member Since 2008

Posted On 10/14/2014

I enjoyed Don Heck's work on the JLA, too. This is a truly stellar example of his work on the title. Check out the recent book on his life and work - it really added to my appreciation for his work, nicely illustrated, and had interesting behind-the-scenes information of his long career.

Michael Crouch Member Since 2014

Posted On 11/21/2014

Great Page!! Each character is rendered very well in the splash, plus two of my favorites in a quiet moment. Very AWESOME!!

Marc W Member Since 2014

Posted On 8/9/2017

A wonderful page!

R Shur Member Since 2004

Posted On 10/8/2017

Sneaking in a reminder on this one Lloyd :)

R Shur Member Since 2004

Posted On 3/22/2023

R Shur wrote:

" Sneaking in a reminder on this one Lloyd :) "

My regular every half decade reminder :)

Jeffrey Freshcorn Member Since 2012

Posted On 3/17/2022

An outstanding artist and an outstanding page......

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012

Posted On 9/22/2023

That half splash alone is worth whatever you paid for this page. Beautiful bit of Don Heck magic.

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