LOT #5581 |
Sold on Aug 13, 2005 for: Not Sold
Neal Adams - The Brave and the Bold #79 Batman and Deadman Splash Page 2 Original Art (DC, 1968). In the Silver Age, Neal Ad...
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Neal Adams - The Brave and the Bold #79 Batman and Deadman Splash Page 2 Original Art (DC, 1968). In the Silver Age, Neal Adams revolutionized superhero comic book art with a "photorealistic" illustration approach he learned during his early days in the advertising comic strip field, working alongside such talents as Elmer Wexler, Lou Fine, and Stan Drake. After a decade of using a select, "closed" pool of talent, Adams was at the vanguard of a new generation of artistic firebrands eager to work at DC Comics. Batman, Commissioner Gordon, and Deadman ponder the murder of Whitey Marsh in this dramatically staged splash from "The Track of the Hook." Note the misspelling of "Batam" at the upper left. The image area of the page is 10" x 15", and aside from some mild glue staining around the logo stats at the top, the page is in Excellent condition.More information about Neal Adams. See also: Adams, Neal Artist. Lookup the Comic Book in our Guide
Auction Info
2005 August Comic Auction #817 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
August, 2005
11th-13th
Thursday-Saturday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 18
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