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Panels – Janus
They managed to get this work by Kirby inked and published less than 40 years after he drew it. No wonder the company isn’t called “Timely” anymore. Joe Sinnott still has it, though.

from Fastastic Four: The Lost Adventure [2008]
Panels – Ejector Tube
I can’t help but thinking that, being master of the whole dream realm, Sandman should have a more dignified way of leaving his Dream Dome.

from The Sandman #4 [1975]
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Panels – Master Freak
“Master Freak”, that’s a great description of the inimitable Arnim Zola, the Bio-Fanatic. Also an excellent Rick James song…

from Captain America #210 [1977]
Panels – Oberon kicking butt
I always thought Oberon was somewhat underused at times in the comics, so it’s always good when he got a chance to get in on the action and show what he was capable of.

from Mister Miracle #11 [1972]
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Panels – No ordinary man can do it
Little pep talk from his brother in the sky never hurts. I’m not always crazy about D. Bruce Berry’s inks, but that’s some great stuff here.

from OMAC #6 [1975]
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