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Breathtaking. Makes me wish I lived in the alternate universe where Quitely drew issues and issues of Spider-Man comics.
This title page is permanently seared into my brain. Incredible mood setter fot the rest of the run. Thanks for sharing this!
Love the back and forth between Jean and Emma in this issue. Thanks for sharing all these pages! Can't wait to see the rest.
This is my first time seeing Drilon art, and now he has a new fan! Reminds me a bit of Chris Burnham, who was also inspired by Quitely. Congrats!
I remember when this issue came out. You could feel Morrison and Finch putting the final pieces of the run into place. Knowing whats to come between Heretic and Damian gives this page even more oomph. So cool. Congrats!
"This first page to issue #3 is actually nicer than the cover, and stands as one of the most beautiful comic pages of Quitely’s career."
That's high praise considering #3's cover is one of the more inventive, memorable ones in the run. But either way, this page is definitely a beauty on its own merits, congrats!
Loved this run, wish it went on longer. Great splash from it, Congrats!
Now you just need a sketch of the back of Cyke's head, then you'll have every angle covered. Congrats!
I bet there were a lot of jealous con attendees that day. And with good reason. This is a beauty, Congrats!
So cool that he was sketching that weekend. The few times I got to meet him the lines were so long he couldn't possibly have the time. Awesome Cyke, Congrats!
This issue has easily been the best of the crossover issues so far. Loved all the callbacks to Morrison's previous works, and Mora hit it out of the park. Great page, congrats!
Gorgeous. Quitely paints are so good I wish we had more interiors with them. If only time didn't exist, right?
Quitely is sublime as always, but I wanted to shoutout Stokes' inks as well. He compliments Quitely's pencils better than anyone else I've seen. Congrats!
Best Dynamic Duo ever. And Dick and Damian aren't too bad, either!
I never noticed the silhouette at the bottom right corner foreshadowing the what was about to happen. Such a great page from the best Batman run of all time. Thanks for sharing!
Very cool to see him revisit arguably his most popular image twenty years later. Congrats!
The oval bat symbol design has always been my favorite. Quitely knocked this one out of the park. Congrats!
I used to own this one! Miss looking at it everyday lol. Glad it went to a good home, Congrats!
Backgrounds are usually kind of sparse in Quitely works, but when he takes the time like he did here it adds so much. Fantastic linework on the architecture. And the Superman isn't half bad either! Fantastic piece, thanks for sharing!
Love this book, and still regret not picking up the hardcover before it went out of print. Love Chris' gritty, dirty linework in the series and this page in particular. Thanks for sharing!
The Return... of the yellow oval. Loved the Inc costume and David's design for it. This page is sick, Congrats.
Love all the little details in architecture here. Doesn't get better than Quitely inking himself. Hope to get an example myself one day. Thanks for sharing this awesome one!
"There's always a way... and I prefer my way scrambled."
Always means more to have a memory attached to an already cool sketch. Thanks for sharing!
Love this. Hitch and Quitely's work on this book pioneered the widescreen comics that were popular in the 2000's and this is a great example. Thanks for sharing!
Gorgeous cover from my favorite comic ever. The movie is not too shabby either. Thanks for sharing!
Very cool callback to Frank's Earth 2 story and an excellent companion piece to your Superman commission. Quitely nailed Ultraman's smarmy expression. Congrats!
Might be the best Frank Quitely commission I've ever seen. Huge congrats.
Whoa. This is the first published piece from this series that I've seen out in the wild, and what a piece it is. Beautiful. Congrats on prying this from Frank's fingers!
"The whole world is watching us now. We must be nothing less than fabulous."
I remember Emma's speech here we'll. Love this scene. Thanks for sharing.
The next Quitely controversy: #ScanGate. Loved Earth 2 and Quitely inking himsef is a big reason why. Always felt like something was lost in translation anytime anyone else inked him. This page is a great reminder of his pure, unfiltered art. Thanks for sharing!
I would have been sad if this wound up in any other collection but yours. Epic write up, huge congrats ❤️🙌
IMO the defining moment for the X-Men in the 21st Century. Not a bad consolation prize at all.
Great page from the most pivotal scene in the whole series. This rules.
Love this! I think if I ever have a chance at a con I'll ask him for a Tinker. Congrats!
Love the way Quitely portrays movement on this page. Congrats!
There aren't too many Quitely X-Men pages out there but his coloured works are perhaps even more rare. He knocked this one out of the park. Congrats!
Cyclops rules, and so does Grant Morrison's X-Men. Morrison really got to the heart of what makes Scott tick, and that messy affair, as this page shows, was a big key to unlocking that. Congrats on the page! Would one day love a Jimenez example as good as this one.
It feels right that the Silent Issue has been kept in one collection. One of the crowning achievements of Vin's career. I've been wondering where these pages are, thanks for sharing!
Love the laugh out loud moment with the flask here. Where does she keep it?🤔
I could look at this all day. One of the best pages in a run filled with memorable pages.
Apparently I got my interviews mixed up but i did just watch the actual one you were talking about when it went live lol. Loved his answer to your last question in regards to ASSman. Interesting that he had to be convinced to work on the project and only wanted to do creator owned work with Grant. Kinda sad that they have yet to do an independent project together post All Star. Hopefully one day...
Possibly the best description I've ever read on this site. Oh and they page is pretty good too! Love every panel in this one, and loved your interview with Frank. Congrats Nick!
Superman definitely does not skip leg day.
The Bizarro issues of ASSman were some of my favorites. While Quitely oftentimes likes to go sparse with his linework in this series, I love that he put equal detail into both the characters and background here. Congrats on a fantastic page Mike!
Such a perfectly twisted issue, yet featuring a strangely melancholic Zibarro to add pathos. Quitely and Morrison are always great at mixing tones and it really shows in these pages. Love the look of determined desperation Quitely captured on Supes' face. Fantastic pages, thanks for sharing this sequence!
