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CARMINE INFANTINO The story goes this splash was once heavily water damaged. But rather than discard it, a DC artist who owned it at the time trimmed the bottom panels, airbrushed, and matted it. The identity of that artist is unknown, but the final product is a stunning one. |
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PHIL JIMINEZ
NEW X-MEN #140 P.16 NEW/ Has Emma Frost met with foul play? A full page splash of Bishop as he assumes the role of police investigator in this Agatha Christie style murder mystery story. Inks by Andy Lanning. |
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JEFF JOHNSON
GREEN LANTERN #101 P.18 NEW/ Hal Jordan from the past saves a group of disabled children from danger in the present and comes to terms with his misdeeds as Parallax. Featuring Hal Jordan as Green Lantern in all panels. Inks by B. Wiacek. |
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SAM KEITH
MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #118 p .1 The splash to the second issue of the 'Claws and Webs' storyline that ran for six MCP issues in 1992. The title is hand drawn and the figures of Venom and Wolverine are large. This page is also slightly wider than normal at 14" x 17." Inks by Sam Keith. |
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JACK KIRBY
CAPTAIN VICTORY PENCIL COVER NEW/ An unused and unseen pencil version of Capt. Victory #9 cover from 1983. In many respects it's superior to the one that saw publication. Measures 11" x 17" on standard board with the art extending almost to the edges. Signed. |
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JACK KIRBY
FANTASTIC FOUR #46 p. 5 Karnak and Gorgon attempt to pierce Sue Storm's force field in the first battle royal between the F.F. and the Inhumans! This period of Lee/Kirby collaboration enhanced by the finishes of Joe Sinnott, is considered the height of Marvel's Silver Age. |
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