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Tuesday, January 23, 2024
Page Turners: The double page splash page - Buscema, Adams , Steranko, Kirby and others
One of the many things that made US comics so special back in the day was when they featured a double page spread. Below are a selection of some of my favourites to go along with the above classic from John Buscema from "Avengers Annual" #2 (September 1968) sadly I do not own that issue but the above page is taken from the Avengers Epic collection - enjoy:
Above: "Captain America Special Edition" #1 by Jim Steranko - This was originally published in "Captain America" # 113 and reprinted in the 1980's in the excellent two issue "Captain America Special Edition".
Above: "Conan the Barbarian" #16 (July 1972) by Barry Smith
Above: Jack Kirby - Originally published in "Fantastic Four Annual" # 6
Above: "Our Army at War" #253 by Russ Heath.
Above: "Avengers" #93 by Neal Adams - Probably my all time favourite double page spread.
Above: Detective Comics #526 by Don Newton and Alfredo Alcala
Above: "Not Brand Echh" #13 (May 1969)by Marie Severin.
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