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CONAN #100 PG 8 ORIGINAL COMIC ART BELIT BUSCEMA CHAN 1979 For Sale


CONAN #100 PG 8 ORIGINAL COMIC ART BELIT BUSCEMA CHAN 1979
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CONAN #100 PG 8 ORIGINAL COMIC ART BELIT BUSCEMA CHAN 1979Outstanding original published comic book artwork from the landmark Conan the Barbarian #100, story page 8, published by Marvel Comics in 1979. Penciled by legendary Conan artist John Buscema and inked by Ernie Chan, with the story written by Roy Thomas. This page comes from “Death on the Black Coast!”, Marvel's classic adaptation of Robert E. Howard's Queen of the Black Coast and one of the most important stories of the entire Marvel Conan run. Issue #100 famously culminates in the death of Bêlit, Queen of the Black Coast. This excellent page features Conan, Bêlit and the Black Corsairs, with Conan appearing prominently throughout. Bêlit is featured in multiple panels as she leads her men onward, while the large final panel shows Conan, Bêlit and the Corsairs approaching the mysterious ruined city that will lead them toward the tragic events later in the story. DETAILS Title: Conan the Barbarian Issue: #100 Story Page: 8 Story: “Death on the Black Coast!” Publisher: Marvel Comics Published: 1979 Pencils: John Buscema Inks: Ernie Chan Writer: Roy Thomas Features: Conan, Bêlit and the Black Corsairs Original published comic book artwork Ink over graphite on original Marvel art board Buscema/Chan artist signature visible on the page Conan the Barbarian #100 was an oversized 52-page issue featuring a 33-page lead story and remains one of the key issues of the classic Roy Thomas/John Buscema Conan era. The page has particularly strong character content, including Conan aboard ship, Bêlit interacting with her crew and a large atmospheric final panel depicting the Corsairs' arrival at the ancient ruins. It captures the build-up to the pivotal events that follow later in the issue. This is the actual hand-drawn original published artwork used in the production of Conan the Barbarian #100—not a print, reproduction or production copy. A highly desirable John Buscema/Ernie Chan Conan original from the landmark Bêlit death issue, featuring both Conan and Bêlit. CONAN #100 PG 8 ORIGINAL COMIC ART BELIT BUSCEMA CHAN 1979

Outstanding original published comic book artwork from the landmark Conan the Barbarian #100, story page 8, published by Marvel Comics in 1979.

Penciled by legendary Conan artist John Buscema and inked by Ernie Chan, with the story written by Roy Thomas.

This page comes from “Death on the Black Coast!”, Marvel's classic adaptation of Robert E. Howard's Queen of the Black Coast and one of the most important stories of the entire Marvel Conan run. Issue #100 famously culminates in the death of Bêlit, Queen of the Black Coast.

This excellent page features Conan, Bêlit and the Black Corsairs, with Conan appearing prominently throughout. Bêlit is featured in multiple panels as she leads her men onward, while the large final panel shows Conan, Bêlit and the Corsairs approaching the mysterious ruined city that will lead them toward the tragic events later in the story.

DETAILS

  • Title: Conan the Barbarian
  • Issue: #100
  • Story Page: 8
  • Story: “Death on the Black Coast!”
  • Publisher: Marvel Comics
  • Published: 1979
  • Pencils: John Buscema
  • Inks: Ernie Chan
  • Writer: Roy Thomas
  • Features: Conan, Bêlit and the Black Corsairs
  • Original published comic book artwork
  • Ink over graphite on original Marvel art board
  • Buscema/Chan artist signature visible on the page

Conan the Barbarian #100 was an oversized 52-page issue featuring a 33-page lead story and remains one of the key issues of the classic Roy Thomas/John Buscema Conan era.

The page has particularly strong character content, including Conan aboard ship, Bêlit interacting with her crew and a large atmospheric final panel depicting the Corsairs' arrival at the ancient ruins. It captures the build-up to the pivotal events that follow later in the issue.

This is the actual hand-drawn original published artwork uséd in the production of Conan the Barbarian #100—not a print, reproduction or production copy.

A highly desirable John Buscema/Ernie Chan Conan original from the landmark Bêlit death issue, featuring both Conan and Bêlit.

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