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Marvel Two-in-One Guy
Member Since November 2003
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Location: Marvel Two In One 76 - Revisited & Reinterpreted
Title: Mark Badger - Marvel Two in One 76 pg 21 Reinterpretation Commission (Inked) - Ringmaster's Diversion*
Artist:  Mark Badger (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1944
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 6/8/2012

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Another key piece of my Marvel Two In One 76 re-do project falls into place thanks to artist Mark Badger.

I became familiar with Mark's work through books like American Flagg, Gargoyle, Doctor Strange, and a bunch of other (mostly) Marvel books back in the mid-1980s. Safe to say, Mark is the only person to have a series of chalk drawings published in a "Big Two" comic (Marvel Fanfare # 50)!

Mark brought his unique artistic style to reinterpreting this page... exactly what I wanted him to do. Mark was great to work with. He emailed me progress updates along the way, upgraded the commission (!) from what we agreed to originally, and had a package of finished art in my hands very quickly. You can contact Mark via his website: MarkBadger.org

Spoiler alert: On this page, the Thing snaps out of Ringmaster's hypnotic spell. Ringmaster and the Crafty Clown try to cover their escape by releasing circus animals into the crowd of circus-goers.

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Patrick  Brooks Member Since 2008
Posted On 6/8/2012

I agree with you. Mark's work on this is really unique. Very cool. Congrats bud.
Michael One Minute Later Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/8/2012

utterly chaotic....and yet, it works...and works nicely
Aidan (Re-Legion ) Lacy Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/8/2012

This is a perfect example of the right artist for the right sequence, his crazy style adds to the surreal hypnotic effect..