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Feb 11, 2008 - 9:32 AM
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MikeJ
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There's two from the 60's that I thought were really cool...
There's an issue of Daredevil, #51, I think, where Barry Windsor Smith was the artist... Black Panther was the guest star and, as I recall, there was a page or two of him sneaking around with absolutely no captions whatsoever. BWS was paying some kind of homage to Steranko here and it looks a little crude considering what he evolved into a few years later but I think this is one of the earliest sequences in comics to feature absolute silence.
There's an issue of S.H.I.E.L.D., the title and issue # elude me, so forgive me... This story has been reproduced more than once... but it was during Jim Steranko's run in the 60's... Basically, it's James Bond meets the Hound Of The Baskervilles and almost the entire issue is full of eye popping and innovative story telling techniques that people are still ripping off in film, television and comics.
Crap, here's another one... Steranko does a 3 issue run on Captain America in the 60's... Cap and Bucky are running through the sewers and step into an awesome 2 page spread where they run into a room full of Hydra agents. They are totally outnumbered but they're right in the thick of it, whooping ass.
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