CHRIS WARNER BATMAN #408 COMIC BOOK PAGE ORIGINAL ART.
11.25x16.5" artboard has pencil original art by Chris Warner w/inks by Mike DeCarlo for Batman #408, published by DC Comics June 1987. Page is from Max Allan Collin's "Did Robin Die Tonight?" storyline and features eight panels, showing Batman and Robin (Dick Grayson) battling the Joker. Robin is shot in the arm by the Joker and falls, getting entangled is his Bat-Rope. Story page 2. Joker appears in four panels; Batman appears in four panels and Robin in five. This issue features the introduction of the post-Crisis Jason Todd. Final appearance of Dick Grayson as Robin. All word balloons are pasted stats. Bottom margin has been signed in black ink by Warner and DeCarlo. Back has DC Comics copyright inkstamp. Top margin has been unevenly trimmed. Lt. aging/handling wear. Some lt. margin dust soiling, but o/w art remains clean and Exc. Comes w/multi-signed reading copy of the comic this art was produced for, signed on page one by Warner, DeCarlo, writer Max Collins, as well as colorists Anthony Tollin and Adrienne Roy. Lawrence Klein Collection.
[ translate ]11.25x16.5" artboard has pencil original art by Chris Warner w/inks by Mike DeCarlo for Batman #408, published by DC Comics June 1987. Page is from Max Allan Collin's "Did Robin Die Tonight?" storyline and features eight panels, showing Batman and Robin (Dick Grayson) battling the Joker. Robin is shot in the arm by the Joker and falls, getting entangled is his Bat-Rope. Story page 2. Joker appears in four panels; Batman appears in four panels and Robin in five. This issue features the introduction of the post-Crisis Jason Todd. Final appearance of Dick Grayson as Robin. All word balloons are pasted stats. Bottom margin has been signed in black ink by Warner and DeCarlo. Back has DC Comics copyright inkstamp. Top margin has been unevenly trimmed. Lt. aging/handling wear. Some lt. margin dust soiling, but o/w art remains clean and Exc. Comes w/multi-signed reading copy of the comic this art was produced for, signed on page one by Warner, DeCarlo, writer Max Collins, as well as colorists Anthony Tollin and Adrienne Roy. Lawrence Klein Collection.
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