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I remember this page! I had the origianl art return for this page and I traded this along with another page of Lex Luthors funeral. I think it was the following page number in the book. I'm surprised those two pagers were split up later. I thought they were a nice pair.
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Thank you for the kind words and I appreciate all of that. Thank for linking my YouTube Channel as well. Which Red Son page do you have? I'm going to look on your CAF page to see. I know there's a few out there and people still ask me today if I have any Red Son.
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This is co cool to see again. My inks for Adam Polina. Another note is, this is the first Marvel Comic I've worked on. This is where it all started for me. Very nice to see it again!
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This was fun to ink over Bruce Timm. Then to have Laura Martin color it. Turned out AMAZING!
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This double pager was so much fun to ink over Art Adams. I remember having to ink this large single sheet of bristol board and bringing it over to Arthur's place. The art was so large, it wouldn't fit in my portfolio bag. Had to carry it by hand! lol
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I totally remember inking this, Matthew! I remember thinking, "I don't have all the templates for all the different ovals." It was such a pleasure to work with you. Hopefully we'll get to work together in the future!
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One of my favorite pages I've inked over Carlo Barberi on that run. Very cool!
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That was fun to ink. I had no clue that made it as a print. Very nice!
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This was such a fun page to work on and I'm glad to have hed the oppertunity to talk to you about it. Great page!
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It was so much fun working on this page. I still remember it. If you look at that floating news paper on the bottom right, you'll see the name "Mark Power". That's the name of the Editor name that Walter and I were working with at the time, Mark Powers.
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Here's the original art that started the collection! Enjoy it, my friend!
Here's the original art that started the collection! Enjoy it, my friend!
This was so much fun to work on. A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle with ALL the weapons!
That's Jamal Igle's signature by himself.
I agree. It was sad for me to cover them up. When I saw your post here on Comic Art Fans, it reminded me of the video I took. So I thought I share.
Here's me inking this piece. I think you'll enjoy the video as well. http://waldenwong.blogspot.com/2014/04/arthur-adams-chef-boyardee-commission.html
One of my favorite pages that I did for Red Son.
Bottom right signature belongs to Mike Mignola with the Gotham by gaslight Batman drawing.
Fred, Someone sent it to me for inks. When I was done, I sent it back. I don't own it. I just inked it.
Very Nice. So you're the one who owns the original pencils. It looks good together with the print especially with Stan Lee's signature. Silver Surfer sketch up on the corner is a nice touch too. Of all the prints hat Phillip Tan did, this one's the most popular. Sold out quick. Congrats!
TWO seems to be a lucky number with this piece. Not only was it used for the cover of Hulk #376. It was also used for Incredible Hulk Visionaries Peter David TPB #6.
Still a great cover after all these years. I find myself coming back here to look at it.
Here it is. This was 1 of 3 covers for some Valentine heart breaker event. Different covers for different comic. This one's Chastity. Then there was also a Lady death with the same theme and background/foreground. Also another with Purgatory.
Another Great Frame up job. Do you do these yourself? They're amazing!
This is the best frame up job I've ever seen. Very nice, Frank.
Great picture! Starting Laine off at a young age, eh? :D