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Brian Peck
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Just picked these up. Great retelling Phantom's origin. Published by
Hermes Press.
Sal Velluto
Edited by Brian Peck on 17 January 2015 at 4:11pm
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Daniel Beziz
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| Posted: 17 January 2015 at 4:34pm | IP Logged | 2
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Avengers vs. Agents of Atlas #2, page 16
by Gabriel Hardman
I especially love the close-up on Cap's face, and his flashback with the original shield at his side... Thor letting go of Mjolnir is nice too ;-)
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Hardman has some serious skills.
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Ari Shapiro
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That's awesome Daniel
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Daniel Beziz
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Thank you Fred and Ari !
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Fred J Chamberlain
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Lee Weeks' visuals are always impressive and his work on
Daredevil certainly stands out as both action-packed and
emotionally driven. Al Williamson inking him doesn't hurt
at all either. The Fall of the Kingpin story line focused
on Wilson Fisk's ongoing obsession over destroying
Daredevil. The multi-issue story resulted in that
obsession leaving Fisk a broken man at the hero's feet. I
initially saw this piece of original art Daredevil #00,
page 33) years ago and was struck by the visuals and
narrative as a powerful reminder of the unhealthy aspects
of anger and the liberation that comes with forgiveness.
I approached Lee about buying it, without hesitating. The
page mean't a lot to him and he stated that he wasn't
ready to sell it. Over the years, the page called to me
at every convention that I saw it at and, while I really
appreciated all aspects of it, I eventually stopped
bugging the man. :)
Last week, I received a message from Lee, asking if I was
still interested. The call and the page coming to me has
been very timely in its message.
I am happy to say that this artwork will be framed and
displayed in my counseling office for both clients and
clinicians to see.
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Peter Martin
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Two excellent pieces on this page so far.
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Daniel Beziz
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Wow, what a powerful page this is ! Congratulations, Fred !
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Joe Hollon
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Mike Allred
Edited by Joe Hollon on 20 January 2015 at 5:08pm
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Brian Peck
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What a way to start out the New Year, a commission by Dave Gibbons. I
have been a fan of Dave's since I first saw his Doctor in Marvel Premiere
#57 "Doctor Who and the Iron Legion." which was reprinted from Doctor
Who Weekly #1. Many are fans of his Watchmen but for me Dave's
Doctor Who featuring Tom Baker is my favorite work by him. Thrilled to
have Dave contribute to my iPod theme besides featuring the 4th Doctor,
Tom Baker it includes Leela (1st time Dave has drawn her) and K-9. The
Doctor is chewing on some Jelly Babies.
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Michael Arndt
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Great art, everyone.
Picked up this page. From the SHE-HULK GRAPHIC NOVEL by JB.
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Joe Hollon
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Really nice art on this page, guys!
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