To, Marcus – Red Robin #18 p.01 - Splash ! Al Capone

To, Marcus – Red Robin #18 p.01 - Splash ! Al CaponeThis is a spectacular splash featuring a great image of Tim Drake as Red Robin! The Marcus To art is splendidly inked by Ray McCarthy.

though because it wasn't used as the cover to a crime fiction novel

This has to be the first ever depiction of an Arab bringing down a jumbo jetliner in which the act of doing so happens to be an act of heroism and not terrorism

Beautiful page featuring Peter Quill greeting Daystar and the rest of the Spaceknights

Swamp Thing begins to sprout from within the creature's mouth

Perkins' realistic style truly shines on this page as we literally FEEL Quill's anger and desperation coming off the page

but just in time for Larry and Rita to witness more horror

as the art styles changed greatly as the 60's faded and the 70's rolled in

The general idea for the poster was to have a group of beautiful

a one-shot issue he illustrated many years ago between story arcs of The Stand

the perfect embodiment of Swamp Thing's inner doubt

This print features the Blighty cover art that Mike Perkins illustrated for the first issue of the Union Jack mini-series he did in between story arcs of Ed Brubaker's Captain America run

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