Batman Son of the Demon page 43 by Jerry Bingham

Original artwork page 43 for Batman Son of the Demon GN (DC, 1987) by Jerry Bingham. This book represents the very first and one of the most important Batman graphic novels in the history of the character. A commercial and critical success and, without any doubt, a bona fide masterpiece in storytelling and illustration.

Dramatic scene that depicts a full-blown rocket ship launching off with the weather control satellite, while Batman and Talia protect themselves from the rocket's jet blast in a nearby ditch. The climatic page to a pivotal scene in the story.

Penciled and painstakingly inked with a quill pen by Bingham, dip and ink, dip and ink etc., with an amazing amount of time and attention given to the rendering and tiny details on the page. Very reminiscent of the legendary Hal Foster's work. Comic book illustration at its zenith!

Pages are not only BEAUTIFUL they are HUGE! Paper measuring 15" x 20" with image size of approx. 14" x 17" (twice-up art). In excellent condition on heavy illustration paper.