Product code: Kingdom Come Poster sold #1 FRAMED Captain Marvel Batman KC #3 (1996) Alex Ross
Writer Mark Waid and artist Alex Ross' monumentary miniseries Kingdom Come drew on more than half a century of DC continuity, the Biblical Book of Revelation, and the artist's own uncanny ability to make the impossibly heroic look photo-realistically alive. Ross' powerful "group portrait" cover for Kingdom Come # 3 presages the epic battle of the meta-humans that will begin here and reach its Gotterdammerung climax in issue # 4. "As a fan it was exciting when this hit the stands because it offered the first glimse of what Batman would look like in costume for Kingdom Come. Which is to say, awesome. Alex had been coquettishly withholding in the first few issues, depicting Bruce Wayne in a prosthetic exoskeleton, no longer needed a secret identity. Frame is brand new, sealed until time of sold purchase! Ships boxed with packing peanuts!.
Writer Mark Waid and artist Alex Ross' monumentary miniseries Kingdom Come drew on more than half a century of DC continuity, the Biblical Book of Revelation, and the artist's own uncanny ability to make the impossibly heroic look photo-realistically alive. Ross' powerful "group portrait" cover for Kingdom Come # 3 presages the epic battle of the meta-humans that will begin here and reach its Gotterdammerung climax in issue # 4. "As a fan it was exciting when this hit the stands because it offered the first glimse of what Batman would look like in costume for Kingdom Come. Which is to say, awesome. Alex had been coquettishly withholding in the first few issues, depicting Bruce Wayne in a prosthetic exoskeleton, no longer needed a secret identity. Frame is brand new, sealed until time of sold purchase! Ships boxed with packing peanuts!.