Silver Surfer #1 page 34

[collesystem]

Silver Surfer #1 page 34.

 

Who owns it, has anyone ever seen it?

 

-Scott

[Mighty Hal]

Don't have it, have never seen it -- but why that page?

[collesystem]

Don't have it, have never seen it -- but why that page?

 

That page is key to the whole series. It explains the creation of the 'silvery substance' as well as shows the creation of the surf board and is named the "Silver Surfer". Definately a museum piece.

[malvin]

which series is this particular page? the 60's one? the byrne oneshot? the 80's one?

[Bronty]

Don't have it, have never seen it -- but why that page?

 

Definately a museum piece.

 

psst. you probably want to save the superlatives until after you've bought it

[collesystem]

Don't have it, have never seen it -- but why that page?

 

Definately a museum piece.

 

psst. you probably want to save the superlatives until after you've bought it

 

 

oops!!! Actually I don't think I could ever afford it at this point. In all seriousness, it might become museum worthy in a number of years. At any rate, tt currently would be a very nice piece.

 

Malvin- I am refering to the late 60s self titled series.

[MIRACLE-migration]

Comic art, in a museum? Surely you jest. The art community will never respect pictures of men in tights. Also, we are entering a recession/depression. Dont you read the daily reckoning e-alerts?

[Claudio]

Don't have it, have never seen it -- but why that page?

 

Definately a museum piece.

 

psst. you probably want to save the superlatives until after you've bought it

[Brian Peck]

I have only seen two interior pages from the issue the splash (in the CAF) and a page with Silver Surfer and some savages. The cover was on heritage a number of years ago. I have a feeling most of the book is in one collection. I wouldnt mind any page from the issue, even one without Silver Surfer. I did have John do a recreation of my favorite page (which if it ever showed up sould be too much for me).