This issue displays all the artistic highlights of Adams' singular style, a unique blend of photographic realism, dynamic anatomy, cartooning stylizations, and cinematic storytelling and panel breakdowns that signaled a sea of change in the look of comic book art.

Not to slight the incredible work Adams produced for Marvel at the same time, but the overwhelming majority of his output was for DC, and in it Adams forged definitive artistic identities for several leading characters. CBM Special Issue for 1996! In the tradition of the Jim Steranko special issue published in 1995 (see #28), #40 focuses on the body of comic book art that Neal Adams produced for DC Comics between 19. Find out why certain pedigrees are sometimes considered to be over-priced, while others can be purchased for way below market value! Don't miss the quick reference and history of all the pedigree collections that no serious collector can do without! Plus: This issue also takes a revealing look at the Silver Age Hawkman and Spectre artist, the amazing Murphy Anderson! Get in on the ground floor and find out why demand for this great artist's original art is one of the best kept secrets in fandom! Don't miss this insider's exclusive from both the investor's and collector's viewpoint! Magazine, 80+pg. Mile High.White Mountain.Cosmic are just a few of the many and often confusing labels used to describe certain rare, sought after, and very expensive comics! But are these pedigree issues really worth the extra cost? CBM #32 surveys dealers and collectors from all over the country to find out just how much a premium you should be paying.

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