The Greatest Pages/Panels In Comic Book History

[WAKANDA FOREVER!]

Can you please not bring that kind of talk into this thread? I really want this thread to stay positive and do not feel like that is appropriate talk at all.

My bad, Detective.

Though, I did say carry on.

But more importantly, do you know where your son, Damien, is?

[The Whovian]

My bad, Detective.

Though, I did say carry on.

But more importantly, do you know where your son, Damien, is?

That was a cool issue

[codystarbuck]

From Fever in Urbicand, by Francois Schuiten and Benoit Peeter:



Druillet:



Vittorio Giardino (from Hungarian Rhapsody):

[Orujo-man]

John Difool and the Incal - The Black Incal, Page 27

[codystarbuck]

Vincente Segrelles:



Daniel Torres' Rocco Vargas:



Jean-Claude Mezieres' Valerian & Laureline (note the similarity to the later freighter of a Corellian smuggler):

[Tami]

I don't know if this qualifies, but I just find it to be perfectly done

[The Whovian]

I don't know if this qualifies, but I just find it to be perfectly done

Ha! That's a good panel

[Orujo-man]

Vincente Segrelles:

Oh, I read some that. Is The Mercenary isn't it? I remember the part when he didn't know his companion is a woman and then they tricked the prison guard. xD

[codystarbuck]

Marvano's illustrations to Joe Haldeman's graphic novel adaptation of The Forever War:



Esteban Maroto's Cinco Por Infinito:



Yves Charland's The Adventures of Freddy Lombard: F.52:

[codystarbuck]

Oh, I read some that. Is The Mercenary isn't it? I remember the part when he didn't know his companion is a woman and then they tricked the prison guard. xD

Yep, the Mercenary (El Mercenario).

[codystarbuck]

My namesake:

[codystarbuck]

Steranko

Outland:



Superman #400:



Marvel Super Special #22, Blade Runner (art without the masthead):



Oh, if only he had done the interior (not that Al Williamson did a bad job)....

[Orujo-man]

Frank Cappa- "Aquel día en Barcelona" (That day in Barcelona):

[jeanvaljean]

Jacques Tardi's Adele Blanc-Sec experiences some Lovecraftian nightmares:

[Iron Maiden]

I think we need a change of pace.