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Justice Society of America #13 (2006)
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2006 DC Comics
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by Geoff Johns & Alex Ross Art by Dale Eaglesham & Ruy Jose Cover by Alex Ross
Variant cover by Eaglesham & Jose
“Thy Kingdom Come” continues! The Justice Society has been tracking the “Heartbreak Slayer” — a mysterious serial killer targeting super-villains — for months. Now, as new members are welcomed into the fold and the Society expands, the JSA will come face-to-face with an evil that threatens the future they stand for.
"I really dig the guest-artist on this, Fernando Pasarin. He’s got a lot of different stylistic influences, ones you don’t see together a whole lot. After reading through the whole issue, I caught bits of Lee Bermejo (the cape work), JG Jones (the linework on the faces), Chris Batista and Kevin Maguire (the ‘acting’ on the facial expressions). I don’t know how much of it is inker Richard Friend, but the fundamentals of the art alone are pretty great. This Pasarin guy ought to get a lot of work of this issue."
THIS BOOK GETS 8 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
Written by Geoff Johns & Alex Ross Art by Dale Eaglesham & Ruy Jose Cover by Alex Ross
Variant cover by Eaglesham & Jose
“Thy Kingdom Come” continues! The Justice Society has been tracking the “Heartbreak Slayer” — a mysterious serial killer targeting super-villains — for months. Now, as new members are welcomed into the fold and the Society expands, the JSA will come face-to-face with an evil that threatens the future they stand for.
"I really dig the guest-artist on this, Fernando Pasarin. He’s got a lot of different stylistic influences, ones you don’t see together a whole lot. After reading through the whole issue, I caught bits of Lee Bermejo (the cape work), JG Jones (the linework on the faces), Chris Batista and Kevin Maguire (the ‘acting’ on the facial expressions). I don’t know how much of it is inker Richard Friend, but the fundamentals of the art alone are pretty great. This Pasarin guy ought to get a lot of work of this issue."
THIS BOOK GETS 8 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10
