Hoberg, Rick - Batman #380 p.17 - Incredible Origin Splash! WWIIHere is a breathtaking splash page from Batman #380 (1984), pencilled by Rick Hoberg and lavishly inked by Alfredo Alcala, the Filipino master renowned for his atmospheric style. Dominating the page is a heroic, larger than life Batman, his cape dramatically spread, anchoring a montage that encapsulates the Dark Knights world. In the background, the Bat Cave comes alive with an elegant sequence of a bat in flight, initially rendered in negative
Mary Jane Steals the Spotlight
especially in the final panel which evokes the illustrative style of some of the 1950's EC Comics horror titles
offering a take on the Man of Steel we don't often see
and intrigue that have made the Fantastic Four a cornerstone of the Marvel Universe
this is the key page of the story in which Union Jack suddenly puts all the pieces together and figures out who was really the cause behind all the unnecessary death and destruction in London
making it slightly larger than the image area on a standard sheet of modern bristol board
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and masterful artistry that showcases why Mike Perkins is considered one of the best in the business
as Jennifer presses him to find out and understand his transformations into the Swamp Thing
Gorgeous page featuring some familiar and beautiful New York scenery
I've also just received this magnificent piece in on consignment as well
is busy cracking wise
