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Excalibur was one of the first higher priced format comics that Marvel produced and the early issues had a 'bonus' pin-up on the back cover.
Inks Paul Neary
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This was an experiment in making what could easily have been a complicated page appear clearer and more simple by keeping a fixed POV with all of the characters acting or reacting.
Inks Paul Neary
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Inferno crossover wraparound cover.
Inks Paul Neary
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The original Excalibur poster. Pencils-- Paul Neary and inks.
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Black-line art for The Mutant-Massacre poster. Scanned from the original.
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This image saw print as an Excalibur poster-- the static layout was imposed by the possibility the figures may also have been used in a second Excalibur mobile,
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