Great page from 1998 by Robinson and James Pascoe
that anyone who has divorced from a former spouse but is trying to get along for their children's sake and still feels love for their ex can relate to
but the solid black silhouettes pack a very powerful and stark contrast which jumps off of the page
culminating in the stunning close-ups of Bruce scrutinizing the print through a magnifying glass and then lifting it
Superman is busy clearing some outer space debris when he spots an odd looking light that he immediately sees is NOT a star
The Bat-Man: Second Knight #3 p.37 - Bat-Man Beats Scarecrow to a Pulp! Surrealism Great page from 1998 byNOTE: These pages measure 16. 5" x 21", slightly larger than twice up size! This page comes out swinging with relentless, bonerattling intensity! Perkins turns the entire sequence into a showcase of controlled brutality, making every hit land with real, physical force. The opening blow is a stunner, a beautiful left elbow straight out of an MMA fight! The middle panel is wild. We see the Scarecrow without his mask, his face ravaged by the damage