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Gary Adubato UNITED STATES
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Elvira's HOUSE OF MYSTERY #2 p.1

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color page from comic

E HOM 2 cover
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Location: D.C. WAR & MYSTERY Title Pages
Title: Elvira's HOUSE OF MYSTERY #2 p.1*
Artist:  Angel Trinidad (Penciller) ,  Sonny  Trinidad (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Title Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 1028
Likes on CAF: 6
Comments: 5
Added to Site: 6/26/2012

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"The Samurai Condemned to Live". Amazing brush work by Sonny Trinidad. Too bad this beautiful artwork was ruined in the published comic due to poor color choices. See the other picture to see what I'm talking about.

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Member Since: July 2007
Last Login: July 2026
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frank x townsondecker Member Since 2006
Posted On 6/26/2012

Fantastic find!!!!!
Hart R. Member Since 2004
Posted On 10/20/2017

Yes, waaaay better in black and white than color. Brilliant Art!
Michael  McIsaac Member Since 2020
Posted On 8/8/2022

I have to agree about the coloring.  This page is glorious in its original black and white.

Gary Adubato Member Since 2007
Posted On 8/8/2022

Michael McIsaac wrote:
"  I have to agree about the coloring.  This page is glorious in its original black and white.
 "

Yes, I agree.  The entire story is colored the same way.  Almost unreadable in color. It has the look of artwork that was meant to be published in one of Marvel's B&W mags from the late 70's, but somehow ended up in DC hands.  A mystery to be solved, I think.....

Steven Dilworth Member Since 2012
Posted On 2/3/2024

Angel and Sonny Trinidad...what a glorious team.  Then, signed on a 10-day fill in contract, Mary K. Vancamp on colors.  Never heard of her, and I understand why.  Poor choices, poorly executed.

What a shame.