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I'm sure many of you are familiar with "How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way",first published in the '70's,still available today as far as I know.
There's a pair of rough sketches in the book,a page of panels depicting three of the Avengers going up against a massive creature breaking into their headquarters,the two being examples of the "wrong" and "right" way to illustrate such a piece.
Sometime in '84,I made a copy of the "right" page,colored it and added dialogue,much of it inspired by what I'd read in comics.I recently discovered it in a scrapbook,unfortunately somewhat ravaged by time,so I used it to create this.
Although many,many enhancements were made,the one thing I didn't change was the dialogue...even after all this time,I'm still pleased with it,as I was trying to create a "middle-of-the-story" thing.

Description
I'm sure many of you are familiar with "How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way",first published in the '70's,still available today as far as I know.
There's a pair of rough sketches in the book,a page of panels depicting three of the Avengers going up against a massive creature breaking into their headquarters,the two being examples of the "wrong" and "right" way to illustrate such a piece.
Sometime in '84,I made a copy of the "right" page,colored it and added dialogue,much of it inspired by what I'd read in comics.I recently discovered it in a scrapbook,unfortunately somewhat ravaged by time,so I used it to create this.
Although many,many enhancements were made,the one thing I didn't change was the dialogue...even after all this time,I'm still pleased with it,as I was trying to create a "middle-of-the-story" thing.