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ULTRAFORCE / AVENGERS #1
Date: Fall 1995
Cover Price: $3.95
Publisher: Malibu/Marvel
Description
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Credits
"Becoming More Like God" (48 pages)
writer:
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Warren Ellis
George Perez
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art:
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George Perez
Paul Neary
Art Thibert
Ken Branch
Dennis Jensen
Karl Kesel
Robin Riggs
John Statema
Al Vey
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colors:
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Chris DeFillipo
Malibu
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letters:
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Janice Chiang
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editor:
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Ralph Macchio
Mark Gruenwald (chief)
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posted Jan 20, 2020, 9:24 PM by Vu Nguyen
From Vu, thanks to Ilke
ULTRAFORCE / AVENGERS #1
(Fall 1995)
Malibu/Marvel
NOTE: Jon Statema's name is crossed off and replaced with Jack Scarma, who helped inked this piece with George Perez.
Also, it's interesting to see American Flagg!, Ash, Crimson Plague,
Conan, Groo the Wanderer, I-Bots, and Sachs & Violens in the splash
page.
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ULTRAFORCE / AVENGERS #1 PAGE 34 & 35 DOUBLE PAGE SPLASH
Primary Artist Name: GEORGE PEREZ
Secondary Artist Name: JON STATEMA
Year: 1995
Dimensions: The art has an image area of approximately 21" x 15".
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posted Sep 11, 2019, 8:55 PM
A Graduate of Pomona writes:
George Perez, (American, 1954 - )
Original Art (32 X 21 inches) for both the front (left side of art) and
back (right side of art) covers of 2 comic books, Avengers vs Ultraforce
(Marvel Comics, 1995) (bottom half of art) and Ultraforce vs. Avengers
(Malibu Comics, 1995) (top half of art). This art in its entirety was
also used for a poster of the combined images of all 4 cover images,.
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News: Panini Italy Remembers Ultraverse
September 01, 2005 01:21 am
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From www.paninicomics.it
ULTRAVERSE
11/08/2005
L'Ultraverse è un universo supereroistico creato dalla Malibu comics
all'inizio degli anni '90. Inizialmente le storie dei personaggi
Ultraverse sono state pubblicate in Italia dalla General Press, sulle
serie Strangers e Freex, e dalla Star Comics,su Prime e Starmagazine.
Con l'acquisizione dell'etichetta da parte della Marvel Comics, e il
conseguente inserimento dei personaggi Ultraverse nel Marvel Universe,
anche i diritti di pubblicazione sono passati a Marvel Italia. La
pubblicazione delle serie Ultraverse è cessata nella seconda metà degli
anni '90 in USA e, di conseguenza, anche in Italia. Riportiamo qui la
descrizione degli albi Ultraverse editi da Marvel Italia.
(excerpt)
ULTRAVERSE (MARVEL CROSSOVER 6/8)
Serie di tre albi, 1995, esauriti. Miniserie
di tre albi (numerati da -3 a -1) che funge da trade d’union tra le
serie Malibu/Ultraverse pubblicate dalla Star Comics e dalla General
Press e le nuove serie PRIME e ULTRAFORCE di Marvel Italia, create in
seguito all'acquisto dei diritti dell'universo Ultimate da parte della
Marvel Comics. I tre albi contengono storie di Firearm (di James
Robinson), Prime, Mantra e Rune (di Barry Windsor Smith).
ULTRAFORCE
Serie di quattro albi, 1995-1996, esauriti.
Quattro
numeri, numerati dallo 0 al 3, che ospitano le avventure del
supergruppo Ultraforce, disegnate dal grande George Perèz e brevi
racconti di Contrary, Hardcase, Mantra, Prototype, Lord Pumpkin ed
Eliminator. La serie Ultraforce prosegue su
VENDICATORI/ULTRAFOCE: PRELUDIO (MARVEL MINISERIE 27). Del numero zero
di questa collana esiste una variant cover gold.
VENDICATORI/ULTRAFORCE: PRELUDIO (MARVEL MINISERIE 27)
Numero unico, 1996, esaurito.
Albo speciale che raccoglie due storie di Ultraforce, scritte da Hank Kanalz e Marv Wolfman e disegnate da George Perèz, e l'albo speciale Avengers\Ultraforce: Prelude che funge da prologo alla miniserie Avengers\Ultraforce pubblicata su WIZ 13/15.
January 5, 2004 | Riggs Interview on OcraFresh |
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From
OcraFresh,
thanks to Ilke and
christophe
Interview with Robin Riggs
Monday, March 10, 2003 11:59:24 AM
by Tim O'Shea
I need to do more interviews like this. While the writer and artist are
important elements of comic book storytelling, the other roles are of
equal importance (considering the failure in execution of any
storytelling element can compromise the overall quality). With this in
mind, I recently e-interviewed Robin Riggs about his skills in terms of
inking and his other storytelling talents. I thank Robin for his time
and thoughts. Enjoy. And please be sure to visit his website at
www.soulmateproductions.com
(excerpt)
O’Shea: How intimidated were you when you first had the opportunity to
ink or otherwise collaborate with an industry giant (such as George
Perez)?
Riggs: I only got to do 2 pages over George. It was an absolute pleasure
to do it but I didn't have time to be intimidated. As I remember I had
to do the pages overnight and FedEx them out the day after I received
them. Alan Davis is the only other person I've worked with who I'd put
in the same league as George. Alan's been a really good friend for way
too long for me to be intimidated by his work. We've talked at such
length about the things he does and why he does them that I have a
comfort level approaching his work that comes from feeling that I have a
pretty good understanding of what he's trying to achieve on the page.
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