VERY RARE!!! Once upon a time, as we understand it,Marvel Comics decided that an adult audience could be effectively marketed with a glorious colour cover and black & white interior on the basis that adults weren't so fussed about colour as kids. It didn't work that well. Not many artists could come up with stunning enough artwork in black & white and even then the work still looked better in colour. We think the logic by then was "Hey, we get colour on TV why don't we get it in this comic?". Anyway, Richard Corben produced this painting for the second issue of Epic in the aformentioned category, which was published in this form as a massive 500 x 700mm poster print in 1980. It is quite rare now. Our copies are a little creased so we are only offering them fully dry-mounted and framed. If this doesn't suit you then send us an email, as also if you'd prefer a mount round it first.
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The image is 224 x 298 mm and mounted in a 50 mm mount to an overall 324 x 398 mm. The text is in French as this was done for a French comic. The idea is that an attraction based upon MC Escher's painting RELATIVITY (see our MC Escher section) has been built on an alien planet way in the future.
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The image size is 330mm square and supplied in 60mm mount to an overall size of 450mm square. Some light surface creasing on these old prints but otherwise in perfect condition. Dry-mounting would remove these completely but even without it they are only noticable in strong reflected light from the side..
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The image size is 330mm square and supplied in 60mm mount to an overall size of 450mm square. Some light surface creasing on these old prints but otherwise in perfect condition. Dry-mounting would remove these completely but even without it they are only noticable in strong reflected light from the side..
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The image size is 330mm square and supplied in 60mm mount to an overall size of 450mm square. Some light surface creasing on these old prints but otherwise in perfect condition. Dry-mounting would remove these completely but even without it they are only noticable in strong reflected light from the side..
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The image size is 330mm square and supplied in 60mm mount to an overall size of 450mm square. Some light surface creasing on these old prints but otherwise in perfect condition. Dry-mounting would remove these completely but even without it they are only noticable in strong reflected light from the side..
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