News Sat, 11 Nov 2006 06:26:08 CST Ilke

THE DARK AGE: GRIM, GREAT & GIMMICKY POST-MODERN COMICS (Sep 2006) TwoMorrows

Pages 14-17 of this book from TwoMorrows Publishing spotlight Crisis on Infinite Earths, with reprinted Perez art accompanying the piece.

Other Perez art in subsequent sections of the book include cover details from Crisis on Infinite Earths #7 & #8.

From page 17: "Many heroes were gathered in Crisis on Infinite Earths, but the true hero of Crisis is George Perez. The artist spared no effort, fudged no crowd scene, skimped on no costume. In illustrating Crisis on Infinite Earths, Perez seemed to operate under the theory: Why draw 10 superheroes when 100 would do?"

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