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Bizarre. They did finish their (I think) 6 issue run. So where would these issues have fallen? In between? Would this have been a sequel?
Wait, you mean there was another issue of Powerline that they decided not to publish?
Thanks! I often think about how much a page like this would go for these days. I was lucky.
Very nice. Nasser's faces tend to be flat, but this one has a lot of depth & character. And great hair!
What is there to explain? Your own info says Kane & Adkins did the cover. This is not the cover. It's the splash page by Buscema & Janson. Don't you know the difference between a cover & a splash page? If you can't identify the different styles of artists, why are you buying thei artwork? You also added Dick Dillin & Neal Adams' name to a splash page of Flash $#246 that was by Novick! Even when we point that out to you, you still keep their names up in your description of it.
Sigh. Even when the artists are listed on the splash page, for some reason, you go and add other artists who had nothing to do with it. I'm positive Gil Kane & Dan Adkins had nothing to do with this.
You're right, I stand corrected. I've noticed you & I were probably born around the same time or started collecting comics around the same time so we have remarkably the same tastes. I always assume it's you who outbids me on ebay & other sites (you probably have more money than me!) I think you got the Irv Novick Robin pages from #244?
You're right, I stand corrected. I've noticed you & I were probably born around the same time or started collecting comics around the same time so we have remarkably the same tastes. I always assume it's you who outbids me on ebay & other sites (you probably have more money than me!) I think you got the Irv Novick Robin pages from #244?
This was the issue where Dick Giordano started doing inks (in fact, he'd just done the previous chapter) but Giella took over here. Would've looked a lot better had Dick inked all the heroes on this page.
I haven't sold anything I've bought but appreciate knowing how much you like it.
Agreed. I can't even look at Curt Swan art if Murphy didn't ink it. He gave it that urban flair no one else could. The real look of a city and its people. Unfortunately we lost him last year. RIP.
Wow, cool. always felt the original looked unfinished. Batman looked too skinny & his stomach muscles too light. This one fills it out more.
Thanks so much for working with me on it so I could afford it, Dan!
Apparently this was the last artwork Dave posted before passing away just a few days later on 9/4/11. Such a waste. RIP.
Ayers usually ruined everything he touched (how he got work as a penciller, I'll never know). But this was good work &, as others have said, a very memorable page.
Notice how the Spectre's cape melds into Deadman's whatdoyacall it? Great sense of design. And the circles of power emitting from the Spectre is contained within his cape.
Sekowsky really wasn't trying in these last issues he did of Supergirl. Even Oksner couldn't improve his scratch work much. I mean, look at the ridiculous pose he has Supergirl in in the 1st panel. What's she doing, flying or skipping?!
Werewolf, yes. That's probably the Crandall story I was referring to.
Fear #10 was 1 of the first comic books I ever bought. It was the 1st color appearance of Man-Thing. Crandall's not in it. The story with Jay Hawk was inked by Bill Everett using another name. Was that it?
When was this published, Kelly? I found a Crandall piece in a color 1972 Marvel Comic book. Was it "Fear?"
Dick Giordano inked this & its simplistic style makes me think Ric Estrada penciled it. It's definitely not John Rosenberger
Not bad. Though why did Grell give Deadman white gloves? They should be red like the rest of his costume.
too bad. Sounds like it would've made for an interesting story. Many of these love stories were so cliche, I rolled my eyes. Thank goodness some of the art was really classy like Rosenberger's
Would love to see what your friend has, as I guess it was more finished. Can you post it? Thanks.
So he made black and white prints then added color to them?
Wait, you paid Hughes to do a Superman/Wonder Woman and he never did it? Did he return the money?
This doesn't look like John Rosenberger at all. The simple style looks more like Ric Estrada. Dick Giordano is definitely the inker
It's pretty clear Dick Giordano inked this. Interesting combination, though I think Rosenberger got a bit lost in the inks.
Steve, I sent you an email a couple weeks ago. Did you receive it? Thanks.
Hi, I sent you an email about this a year or two ago but maybe you didn't get it. Would you consider selling this page to me? It has sentimental value for me. Thanks.
Hi, I sent you an email last year but don't know if you got it. Would you be interested in selling this to me? Huge sentimental value to me. Thanks.
Hi, I sent you an email last year but not sure if you got it. Would you be interested in selling this to me? Thanks.
Not sure if you got the email I sent last year, but would you be interested in selling this? Has sentimental value to me. Thanks.
Hi, was wondering if you'd be interested in selling this to me. Thanks.
Rosenberger had an intimate quality to his brush work that no one else could match.
I don't know what happened, but Neal can no longer draw hot women. They look too androgynous. Great costume on Robin though.
It's a shame Colan liked Guiterrez's inks so much because I think they were awful-they made everything greasy looking.
Wow! Would've made s nice cover. Great perspective, you really get a sense of falling.
it was notable because it was one of the few paintings that appeared on a DC cover. And a combination of painting and pen/ink to boot.
Too bad this wasn't published. The inker was Vince Colleta, by the way. I liked the Rosenberger/Colleta team. Colleta (before his inking style got too strong) made John's pencils a little lighter. John's inks sometimes looked too "greasy."
beautiful colors and interesting angle, like someone looking out the window of a plane.
I love the coloring especially on the left part of the head!
I love the concept and that pose of Goliath from Avengers #96.
