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ONE GREAT EXAMPLE by Arthur ADAMS, Tim BURTON, Jim CHEUNG, R. CRUMB, Richard Kane FERGUSON, Jamie HEWLETT, Erik LARSEN, Jae LEE, Gabriel RODRIGUEZ, Tim SALE, Barry WINDSOR-SMITH, Skottie YOUNG, & more...

Title: Superman For All Seasons #1, pg 15 by Tim Sale (Sept.1998)*
Artist:  Tim Sale (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 707
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 1/29/2012

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I loved this series. It was the first time I saw Sale's work and the story was just brilliant and elegant. Great read. In the conversation/cage match for Best Superman.

For whatever reason, this page stuck with me a lot. When I thought about specific pages I loved, I actually asked around for this page years ago.

Then one day a dealer I'd asked once long ago got the piece, and voila, it was mine.

I loved the looseness of the art and the detail of the background. So much time period and personality in this page. I love how Clark is sitting, so farm kid. He could be milking a cow with that pose. Just knowing his power and strength back then, and how he carried himself. It's just such great, subtle character development. A personality piece.

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Mike W Member Since 2007
Posted On 1/30/2012

A beautiful page indeed!!! Congratulations, my friend!!!
Ben Bressel Member Since 2003
Posted On 1/30/2012

love this piece!
C . Member Since 2008
Posted On 10/26/2015

Great page for one of my favourites Superman stories.
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 2/26/2018

The Norman Rockwell meets Milton Caniff vibe that Sale was able to achieve on pages like this just worked. He really made me see Clark as a farmboy, and even though it is an essential part of Superman's story, it's something hardly anybody else has ever been able to pull off.