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The Silver Age of Comic Book Art - Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th-Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid-1990s 32503

The Silver Age of Comic Book Art - Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th-Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid-1990s 32503
The Silver Age of Comic Book Art - Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th-Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid-1990s 32503
The Silver Age of Comic Book Art - Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th-Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid-1990s 32503
The Silver Age of Comic Book Art - Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th-Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid-1990s 32503

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The Silver Age of Comic Book Art Signed by Adams and Steranko Late 20th Century Illustrators Hewlett emerged in the mid 1990s 32503 Hewlett emerged in the mid 1990s as co creator of the zeitgeist defining Tank Girl comic This is #28 of 200 numbered copies is presented in The Silver Age of Comic Book Art Inscribed by Steranko ("To Joe") and signed by Neal Adams on the first page of their respective chapters

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