I put up a couple of new pages on my Comic Art Fans gallery. Stuff that I bought or picked up in the USA following time payments.<\/p>\n
A Dark Victory page by Tim Sale<\/b><\/a>. It’s in fact one of the last pages in the series – just before the final sequence. One of the best images of Two-face I have ever seen. If you think Tim Sale is a brilliant artist, you should hold a piece of his original art at close quarters and look at the details to appreciate HOW good he really is.<\/p>\n A Trinity page by Matt Wagner<\/b>.<\/a> The page has Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, and some of the coolest Matt Wagner inking you will ever see. I am a MW junkie, having discovered the guy’s work in the Demon miniseries published by DC in the 1980s. His recent work includes the Dark Moon Rising miniseries starring Batman, which are modern reimaginings of Batman’s earliest adventures. Batman and the Monster Men<\/i> is the first Hugo Strange story, Batman and the Mad Monk<\/i> tells the story of the vampirish Mad Monk, one of the earliest Bob Kane stories.<\/p>\n An Usagi Yojimbo pin-up by Stan Sakai<\/b>.<\/a> I don’t really know if this is a published pin-up, but Sakai tends to use these kind of inked drawings as back cover images or inside the comics as bonus pinup material. Someday I need to get my paws on an Usagi Yojimbo<\/i> cover.<\/p>\n A Loveless page by Marcelo Frusin<\/b>.<\/a> Marcelo Frusin is another artist from Argentina who makes perfect use of black and white in his work, much like Risso, his fellow countryman ( I believe he trained under Risso for some time). Loveless<\/i> is an ongoing Western comicbook series written by Brian Azzarrello, and this page is from one of the earliest issues. It’s also special because it’s inked, most of Frusin’s available art is pencils only.<\/p>\n A New X-Men page by Frank Quitely<\/b>.<\/a> Yes, I promised myself I will get more and more Frank Quitely art, and that’s exactly what I am doing. This is one of my favourite pages from Grant Morrison’s run on New X-Men<\/i>.<\/p>\n Another Frank Quitely work, a sketch of Death.<\/a> What can I say? I love the guy’s work.<\/p>\n