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Love the rendering of the clothes. It's not an obvious photo reference as the period clothing all seem very naturally worn.
Actually, I didn't know that Simonson worked on Thor before #337. And I agree with #1marvelfan, the inks give this page a very unique look. Huge congrats!
The X-Men with the attitudes of punk rockers. Very cool!
I love Akin and Garvey, but those pencils look pretty cool on their own, too. Congrats on an awesome commission!
Beautiful! The colors really pop.
Didn't know of this character until you said something. That would make the victim suddenly being in a cap and jacket make more sense...
No bids for two rounds? Fate had it in store for you. Congrats on a great piece.
Thats a great job! And it's cool how it contains more original art than the published cover.
A great Experience for sure! Thanks, man.
Weird seeing Spidey grounded. Makes this situation seem more threatening. Great piece!
Like a goddess of vengeance. She must look this scary to her victims.
This is a great page. That head-on close up in the first panel looks like a challenge or an attack, setting the tone. Then each panel after maximizes the horror befalling the victims.
That might be Pym's naughtiest fantasy, but not Steve's.
The technique of inking only her makes a great image. Love how she's on the phone and really can't be bothered.
I remember thinking back when this issue came out how well Sal Buscema had managed to match the art style that Bob McLeod created for this book. This page is a beautiful example of that.
Valda's look in black and white reminds me of Prince Valiant, especially in the second panel. A nice way to add to the mix of "barbarian" styles.
One of my favorite sequences from the entire series. And you're right about the effectiveness of the big spread, because I remember the tension building as I read these pages and begin to figure out what – or who – was about to happen. Huge congrats on this awesome piece!
Thank you! Now, I'll give them Wonder Woman, since she's often portrayed in the continuities as an implied demigod, an outright demigod, or a full goddess. But I completely agree as to Sonja, and I've thought the same thing. Red Sonja CANNOT look like that after a lifetime of getting punched, speared, slashed, shot with arrows, stoned, mauled, thrown off cliffs, and the like. I think at best she'd look kind of haggard, which is what we have here.
Sexy or horrible – pick one! Otherwise you get a disturbing clash of reactions like those expertly generated by this page.
So much red as a stand-in for only seeing Daredevil's shadow. Very nice!
He's gotten precise with "coloring within the lines," especially compared to his early work. And the colors are so rich.
Not sure why, but it looks lie, the two color layers on her hair and bottoms are enhancing a fluffiness effect. Pretty amazing!
Finding out that your daughter is the new version of the guy who killed Thanos, and then asking about other superheroes. Sounds like family. Seriously, though, congrats on an excellent page!
These are pretty creepy, even by the standards of your recent postings. Love the panel where the guy phases out of the painting.
So much detail in the hair, clothes and background. The panels are captivating.
Beautiful piece of sequential art, realizing the horrific ghost story in the text.
Very nice! While Dejah is the main attention-getter, ittle details like the arrow in the one Green Martian make you interested in the backstory.
Nice variation on the Batman-on-a-gargoyle theme. If he's always on a gargoyle, his enemies will know where to find him...
Nice metaphor for this being a costly act with her drawing blood. Congrats on a beautiful piece!
I agree, this was an excellent time for this title. A bit of a change from the crowded roster of a few years before but more engaging as they focused on fewer characters – like what's shown here.
Hey man! Good to see you're back! Congrats on a great Pope piece.
The Beast's description of Mantis, and Bobby's reaction to it, are too perfect. Congrats on getting some Bronze gold.
Athena looks like a goddess of war! Congrats on a great piece.
I was going to say before I read your description, isn't this page the start of the Time Trapper being replaced by Glorith?
Great design for a splash. All those little vignettes definitely make you want to keep reading.
The way the red flag frames the black title and blue subtitle, that's pretty excellent design. Congrats!
Her leaning into the danger conveys that she's scarier than the stormtroopers. Congrats on a great depiction of the Princess.
They're beautiful little pieces. More than enough reason to keep going, IMO!
Beautiful page. And I like the irony of Fury perusing his collection as we collectors look on.
I didn't know that Kolins once drew in this realistic style. Clearly he found it much too easy, if he could knock out beauties like this.
Alt the shades of gray blended so perfectly – absolutely beautiful! Of course you jumped at this piece!
And to be outsmarted by a dog, of all things! Cool concept and great execution.
They should have just gone straight to Turk. Assuming he's still around.
Love the color schemes, and how they're ranged into three distinct bands that are bridged by the tree.
Nice! Wish my wife and daughters knew how to pick comic art for me.
