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11x17" artboard has pencil original art by Tom Lyle w/inks by Scott Hanna for The Comet #3, published by DC Comics under their Impact! Comics imprint Sept. 1991. Page #19 is from Tom Lyle/Mark Waid's "Everyone Jump Upon The Peace Train" storyline and features three panels, showing The Comet grabbing bomb from the hands of anti-nuclear terrorists and flying bomb up into the sky. Bottom margin of board has signature in red pen by Hanna. Artboard has lt. aging/handling wear. Art remains clean and Exc. This piece was on display at The Storefront Artist Project - The Art of Scott Hanna exhibit and includes a 2009 poster from the event that is multi-signed by Scott Hanna, Mark Tomasi, Howard Cruse, Joe Staton and Danny Fingeroth. Lawrence Klein Collection.
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