Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees #1 p.37

Poison Ivy/Swamp Thing: Feral Trees #1 p.37A fabulously poignant page, as Ivy and Swamp Thing reach Paul but realize there is nothing they can do to save her. These story moments are the ones Perkins truly excels at, as his realistic illustration helps bring forth the seriousness of the equally poignant moment. Several closeups are utilized in order to convey the emotions of the main characters.

A classic from the equally classic Triangle Era

all while transforming into Wonder Woman

the putrid

Just look at all that Brian Bolland influenced line work that Van Sciver employed to delineate Wonder Woman's hair and especially Two-Face's face

I can honestly say that I haven't been this excited about a monthly comic book since I was a teen back in the 80's

A fabulous example of Mike Perkins' ability to change up his style as needed

especially when it comes to creating mood and atmosphere

This is the very first appearance of the tough and sexy Dayna Jurgens

This breathtaking original splash page from The Flash #14 (1988) features one of the largest full-body images of The Flash you'll find in original art

capturing the raw emotion and drama of war with cinematic intensity

an amazingly explosive start to this story and lovingly delineated in Van Sciver's Brian Bolland influenced

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