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As you can see, the preliminary panels get progressively (or perhaps regressively) less finished as the page goes on.
An intriguing and semi-autobiographical allegory.
Reminds me of George Perez in the face but BWS in the dress.
I remember reading this as a kid. The science is sus, but Superman is trying to come up with a creative and non-violent solution to his problem.
Yes, Caleb is modeled on a figure from a Renaissance painting, but the result does resemble the Thin White Duke.
That is actually Caleb Lost, who like Tesla is blond and androgynous.
Most days, Caleb Lost doesn't have a lot to do in his empty theater except pluck and tweeze.
Yes, Kurjak and Harlan don't seem to shave daily, even when they are at home in Prague.
Interesting; I've never seen Italian art of British characters like Modesty Blaise.
I just discovered this series a few years ago with the collected gardback.
I was a big fan of his Micronauts work as a kid.
Kirby seized the opportunity at DC to revive some of his Golden Age favorites.
Pujolar always had nice figure work. A lot of his covers were done without a specific book in mind and then shopped to publishers.
Crazy story. Love that Wondy in the first panel.
"he Dam Busters" was the film that inspired the finale of the original Star Wars movie, as well as the most recent Top Gun movie. Here's the text:
The planes crossed the Channel. The night was calm and clear.
"This is G. Look sharp, boys. Here we go."
The German reaction was swift. Two planes were hit. Two others were forced to turn back. But Gibson fearlessly approached the target.
"Dive, now!"
Gibson’s Lancaster descended through the searchlight beams and anti-aircraft fire, skimming the water’s surface toward the face of the dam.
"Exact altitude! 18 meters! Release!"
The semi-reflective effect of the window is the highlight. Very nicely done.
Dynamite published a nice hardback collection of all twelve issues (plus the introductory Marvel Graphic Novel) a few years back.
Birds saving birds. Raven may have even stronger feelings than Starfire about this.
Or she might give him the cold shoulder now that she knows he has been lying to her for years and initiated their relationship under false pretenses back in issue #25. They were not getting along together so great in the previous issue before she was kidnapped, and it was Kurjak who accompanied her for a stroll in the park, not Harlan.
A future story will explore this further.
Hey, I didn't even realize there was such a thing. Thanks! Changed.
The end is sooner than you know... A regular-sized monthly issue of Dampyr in this period was 94 pages long, numbered 5-98. I believe it has decreased to 80 pages recently.
Killer Thor! Big action as his hammer swings so quickly, it phases through his cape.
Congrats! A memorable story with Rodin-inspired moments like this one. Kurt took his girlfriend's secret well.
Scratching my head on the physics of throwing a ball underwater, but it looks cool.
The story is short and sweet! I went to Italy and picked up the art from the artist.
