Deathlok #7 p.19 - Deathlok! Iron Fist
In a style highly reminiscent of Gustave Doré's wood etchings and the New York setting of Will Eisner's Spirit
using an over the shoulder shot in order to keep us guessing as to who Pilgrim is going to meet
The former of which as of issue #9
to replace the original panel 2
Swamp Thing attempts to reason with his brother Jason (Hedera)
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
Not even a minute after getting back home from The Green
revealing to The Long Armed Bull as he's dying
Perkins took a somewhat graphic approach with the foreground subject matter and mixed it with his incredible realism in the backgrounds
Anyone else get deja vu and have flashbacks to Secret Wars #4
All 3 illustrations are being offered as a set
Heather and the rest of her tracking party approach the mouth of a cave and discover that a human is within