Original Art from Eternal Warrior #7 (1992) Page 22 Pencils & Inks by Barry Windsor-Smith
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Original Art from Eternal Warrior #7 (1992) Page 22 Pencils & Inks by Barry Windsor-Smith$8,000.00
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- A haunting, time bending epilogue to the issue that saw Gilad take on Master Darque, the world's most powerful necromancer! Making good on a repeated phrase in Windsor-Smith's two issue arc "I dream that I am falling, not throught sky or space, but through time", Darque here rises from his defeat at Gilad's hands a year in the past. The highlight here is the third panel where Windsor-Smith injects the closeup of Darque's eyes with a look of pure evil and contempt, proving why he's one of the masters of sequential art!
Signed by the artist in bottom margin and "For John. Happy Birthday. 1994" in bottom of last panel. Standard and blue line pencil, ink, and correction fluid on comic art board. 11" x 17". - This is a consignment item. A 3% buyer's premium ($240.00) will be charged at checkout. It has been graded by MyComicShop's experienced graders.
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- A haunting, time bending epilogue to the issue that saw Gilad take on Master Darque, the world's most powerful necromancer! Making good on a repeated phrase in Windsor-Smith's two issue arc "I dream that I am falling, not throught sky or space, but through time", Darque here rises from his defeat at Gilad's hands a year in the past. The highlight here is the third panel where Windsor-Smith injects the closeup of Darque's eyes with a look of pure evil and contempt, proving why he's one of the masters of sequential art!
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