Panels from "The Curse of Krypton!" in World's Finest Comics #258 (August-September 1979), script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Dick Giordano, colors by Gene D'Angelo, letters by Ben Oda
Monday, June 05, 2017
There Is No Hope in Crime Alley, Night 5: Better stay away from him! He'll rip your lungs out, Jim!
Panels from "The Curse of Krypton!" in World's Finest Comics #258 (August-September 1979), script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Dick Giordano, colors by Gene D'Angelo, letters by Ben Oda
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He's actually turned into a, well, a batman here, not a wolfman. Also: Why is Joe Chill using kryptonite on Thomas Wayne — and why is it working?
"Oooooh...Bat-Man of Gotham!"
His cape was perfect...
Also, I meant to mention before: Most of the art is indubitably JLGL, but I get an overwhelming Gil Kane vibe from the green-cap guy in the second panel — and to a lesser extent a Don Newton vibe from the Wayne-murder figures. Could the page have gotten passed around the bullpen for fun some afternoon when freelancers were in to pick up their checks?
At this point in DC history, anything is possible!
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