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New Teen Titans #19 from 1982 was written by Marv Wolfman, pencilled by George Perez, with inks by Romeo Tanghal, colored by Adrienne Roy, lettered by John Costanza, and edited by Len Wein. 

One web page of authentic paintings from that challenge, written and drawn virtually forty years in the past is presently up for public sale from Heritage Public sale in immediately’s Animation & Artwork Weekly On-line Public sale 122119 listings with a few days to go.

Seize a Web page Of George Perez Teen Titans #19 Unique Artwork From 1982

Here is how the web page regarded when printed.

And this is how the web page is described, presently at $1250.

George Pérez and Romeo Tanghal The New Teen Titans #19 Story Web page 11 Unique Artwork (DC, 1982). Physician Gentle hadn’t thought of tangling with Hawkman or the Titans whereas planning a heist on the New York Museum, however right here we’re. Ink over graphite on Bristol board with a picture space of 10″ x 15″. Gentle total firming, textual content paste-ups within the backside panels, dealing with and edge put on, and blue editorial marks. Signed by Perez in decrease proper and in Very Good situation.

The difficulty sees Physician Gentle, featured on this web page, escaping from jail and swearing off his vendettas in opposition to super-heroes, rob an Indian museum exhibit, solely to run afoul of visiting museum curator Carter Corridor in his Hawkman identification. When he by accident brings to life highly effective incarnations of the deity Vishnu, Gentle intentionally leads the creatures to Teen Titans headquarters, hoping his foes will likely be destroyed whereas defending him from the vengeful mythological beings. When Robin and Hawkman seize Gentle and find out how he activated the creatures, Starfire makes use of her starbolts, targeted via Dr. Gentle’s particular lenses, to destroy the beings, and Gentle is returned to jail.

Physician Gentle would later, in fact, change into well-known for one thing very totally different, however we had been all made to overlook that. Or, not less than, we want we had.

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