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Wonderful page by Werner Roth, whose subtle style fits in even better in the non-costumed/no-action pages! Oh, and there might be traces of Don Heck's layouts on this page, especially on the beautiful portrait of Jean Grey in the third panel...
Talk about establishing your credentials... Alan Moore bursts on the US Comic scene with a masterpiece, a multi-toned, multi-faceted symphony of beautifully entangled stories, illustrated with aplomb by a dazzling cohort of artists who have given their best to magnify the tales. Ample proof on this page...
À great splash... and a wonderful hommage to Jack Kirby!
Powerful cover, the kind that drew you straight to the comics rack (back in the day...)! I love the typical Aparo grin on Batman's face, suitably enhanced by these tension lines... Above all, I prefer it when Aparo inks himself!
Thanks Bill! Only Kirby had the talent and imagination to bring the thrill of inifinity on a page... I pass it by several times a day and I always get the shivers!
A definitive turning point in the history of the X-Men, not to mention the Marvel Silver Age and even the whole of comic history: the appearance of Bolivar Trask marks the intrusion of prejudice built on fear and rejection. All this by a non-super-powered human... On top of it, this is the starting point of a staggering series of powerful Sentinels story arcs that have graced the pages of Marvel Comics for decades (My personal favourite: X-Men 57-59 by Roy Thimas and Neal Adams).
Simply put, this is a genuine cornerstone! And congrats are in order!
A powerful moment of comic history! The Shadow strikes in style!
Jim Mooney has an impeccable pedigree, with his signature stamped on some of the most memorable Classic stories, ranging from Spiderman to... Dial H for Hero (a personal favourite of mine...)! It is then all the more interesting to see him giving his all to some of the most off-beat Marvel strips (Man-Thing, raise your hand!), including this wonderful scratch-your-head Steve Gerber creation, Omega the Unknown... By the way, I always wondered if the tag was referring to the main character or to the admission by the author that he had little idea about where he really wanted to take the story... Oh, finally, nice story aboit a Young Collector!
A perfect Ditko action page, full of drama and visual scenery! A fitting storytelling high point for the Creeper and his nemesis!
Wonderful page! Cockrum early X-men is really something...
Beautiful piece! And so nice to see Puck starring, a well-deserved recognition!
Now, this is what I call a page! Well, I mean, A PAGE! What a thrill!
Wow, what a page! Splendid as a whole and in every detail... A mastergul lessonnin storytelling and fine arts!
Ramona Fradon's unique FF story (as far as I know...) and what a story! Perfect page!
A wonderfully subtle page! The storytelling talents of Alan Moore are so well enhanced by Eddie Campbell... Every page of this book is a story in itself...
Beautiful X-Men page! The Kirby composition is superbly enhanced by the Roth/Ayers team!
Wonderful page as only Kirby can provide!
Oh, but, wait... it's Sonny Sumo!
Thanks Toni! I hadn't seen it at first, but you're right, there is definitely something omnious and sinister about this construction! It might just be that what transpires inside is not only industry-related... A whole story to be told, indeed!
Superb page! Frank Brunner at his peak, suitably enhanced by the powerful inks of Dick Giordano! A millestone!
Thanks Bill! Obviously, I'm also a fan of Adams inking Adams! But, maybe that' s because it's how I discovered him (it goes back a while, now...)!
It's a classic on its own! Influences and styles are there and it's all good fun, but the talent of Mark Schultz is so obvious...Powerful cover!
Thanks Paul! So many delightful details to be found on a BWS Conan page! And, yes, the task of producing a double-sized issue must have been quite daunting... except that the art throughout does not show any sign of drop in quality!
Certainly a high point in Whilce Portacio's career! Staggering page!
Impressive is a very common word when it comes to qualify Neal Adams' art, but it sure fits! One funny thing on this one: Cap is throwing his shield using his left arm! Not that I doubt his capacity to fully operate with both arms, but, as it happens, I do have a similar Captain America by Neal Adams, except that he's using his right arm...
Bernie Wrightson was born to illustrate Frankenstein! I cannot think of a better fit between book and artist! Extraordinary page!
Such a great page from a great issue from a great run with incredible art and surprising turns in every story! I am of that rack spinning generation and I still got the shivers...
Gorgeous vintage Adams! And I loved it when he was inking himself
Hey Paul, it looks like you've jumped right into the BWS fan-wagon big time with this gorgeous Conan page! This specific issue is a significant step forward in the artistic journey of BWS and there are many design and storytelling delights to grab from that page, and so you did! I have a page from that same issue: it's on one of my walls and I stop and stare every time I pass it by... Guess you'll do the same! Enjoy!
Absolutely gorgeous! Well worth the patience... and what a nice story with it!
Magnificient pièce of history, both for the evolution of comics distribution and the emergence of Howard Chaykin as a major artist! This is my favourite period of his...
Gil Kane definitely was the ideal artist to take over Blastaar after Kirby (and Smith)! He perfectly renders all the rage and power of the living bomb burst and this page is... explosive!
Sal Buscema was completely in command of his storytelling abilities when he started his run on The Defenders. He made these gripping stories all the more fun to read. This issue, with the great Valkyrie cover was especially memorable!
I love these enigma/patchwork jobs where multiple artists lent a hand! Trying to figure out who did what is always fun... Nice page too!
History, indeed, but the awesome art of John Byrne and Terry Austin bring it to the next level... Fantastic page!
