Hitch, Bryan - CAPTAIN AMERICA: REBORN #6 Half Splash
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Bryan Hitch pencils/Jackson 'Butch' Guice inks; page 6; 2010; image size 10.5" x 15"
Steve Rogers returns!
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Bryan Hitch pencils/Jackson 'Butch' Guice inks; page 6; 2010; image size 10.5" x 15"
Steve Rogers returns!
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A 15% BUYER'S PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO THIS ITEM AT CONCLUSION OF THE AUCTION
Bryan Hitch pencils/Jackson 'Butch' Guice inks; page 6; 2010; image size 10.5" x 15"
Steve Rogers returns!Fabulous page from writer Ed Brubaker and Hitch's series that reintroduced Steve Rogers as Captain America following his apparent death. The first panel shows Steve approaching the new Captain America (Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier) in the shadow of the Lincoln memorial with Bucky saying 'Steve? Is that you?, while the second panel close up of Steve has him responding 'Yeah, it's me now, Buck -- I'm finally back.' officially returning him to the mantle of Captain America. Brubaker's time on Captain America, both on the main title and it's offshoots, is widely considered one of the high water marks in the history of the character, and has been the inspiration for many of the plot points in the Marvel films. Pen and ink. Art is in excellent condition.
Artists Information
Bryan Hitch is a British comic book artist/writer who began his career working for Marvel UK who's most notable works include Marvels Ultimates and DC's JLA. His cinematic style artwork has been featured in many video games, animated shows and major feature films such as 2009's Star Trek.
Working his way up through the ranks at Marvel, starting with spot work on the Micronauts, Guice built up his reputation by illustrating a variety of X-Men related titles and other various b-level comics, he then worked on Badger at First Comics before continuing on to DC where he would collaborate with Mike Baron on several titles like Teen Titans and Flash. The 90s would find him working at DC on Action Comics and also the popular "Death of Superman" arc, he also worked on Eternal Warrior for Valiant. After the turn of the century Guice bounced back and forth between Marvel and DC working on titles like Birds of Prey and Iron Man.
Bryan Hitch pencils/Jackson 'Butch' Guice inks; page 6; 2010; image size 10.5" x 15"
Steve Rogers returns!Fabulous page from writer Ed Brubaker and Hitch's series that reintroduced Steve Rogers as Captain America following his apparent death. The first panel shows Steve approaching the new Captain America (Bucky Barnes, the Winter Soldier) in the shadow of the Lincoln memorial with Bucky saying 'Steve? Is that you?, while the second panel close up of Steve has him responding 'Yeah, it's me now, Buck -- I'm finally back.' officially returning him to the mantle of Captain America. Brubaker's time on Captain America, both on the main title and it's offshoots, is widely considered one of the high water marks in the history of the character, and has been the inspiration for many of the plot points in the Marvel films. Pen and ink. Art is in excellent condition.
Artists Information
Bryan Hitch is a British comic book artist/writer who began his career working for Marvel UK who's most notable works include Marvels Ultimates and DC's JLA. His cinematic style artwork has been featured in many video games, animated shows and major feature films such as 2009's Star Trek.
Working his way up through the ranks at Marvel, starting with spot work on the Micronauts, Guice built up his reputation by illustrating a variety of X-Men related titles and other various b-level comics, he then worked on Badger at First Comics before continuing on to DC where he would collaborate with Mike Baron on several titles like Teen Titans and Flash. The 90s would find him working at DC on Action Comics and also the popular "Death of Superman" arc, he also worked on Eternal Warrior for Valiant. After the turn of the century Guice bounced back and forth between Marvel and DC working on titles like Birds of Prey and Iron Man.