Jim Lee's The Monitor sketch on The CW's The FlashFrom Vu
THE FLASH S05E09 (09 Dec 2018)
The CW
This sketch of the Monitor appeared in the new Flash show. The art is
not by George Perez, as previously mentioned.The art is by Jim Lee.
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Rude Chapbooks 07.29.11
Written by Bryan A. Hollerbach Friday, 29 July 2011
(excerpt)
The Avengers #143 concludes the conflict in a tale punningly (and
punishingly) entitled “Right Between the Eons!” While Captain America,
Iron Man, and the remainder of the team continue to probe the nefarious
nature of the Brand Corporation—just a two-page sequence herein—Hawkeye,
the ever-vexatious Moondragon, and Thor settle the Avengers’ account
with Kang, in a no-holds-barred battle that includes a mysterious
bearded, blonde cowboy…and a much more familiar character. Visualizing all of this Sturm und Drang,
with inker Sam Grainger, is tyro penciller George Perez, who’s
developed by leaps and bounds since his recent Manwolf run with David
Anthony Kraft in Creatures on the Loose. (Perez shows considerable promise, albeit perhaps not on a team title—The Amazing Spider-Man,
maybe?) This issue’s climax, naturally, begs the question of whether
Kang will ever again bedevil the Avengers. Well, y’know, only time will
tell…
Marvel Comics The Avengers #143
(January 1976) was written by Steve Englehart, illustrated by George
Perez & Sam Grainger and edited by Marv Wolfman. "Right Between The
Eons!" depicts a battle between time-lost Avengers members Hawkeye,
Moondragon & Thor versus Kang the Conqueror in Tombstone, Arizona
in 1873. Of course, this is a follow up to the previous issue when
several of the company's western-themed heroes guest starred, and this
time around, the Two-Gun Kid is still part of the mix.
After
finagling the password out of one of Kang's henchmen, the team rides
into Tombstone in disguise in order to launch an assault on his
artificially constructed headquarters. However, before we are treated
to that tension fraught skirmish, we briefly pop back to the future (our present)
to check in on the rest of the Avengers who find themselves trapped
within the walls of the Brand Corporation, thanks to the Squadron
Supreme (last issue). Captain America hatches a nifty scheme
which allows the Vision to free them from their energy-prison,
alongside Iron Man, the Scarlet Witch, the Beast and Patsy Walker (who will adopt her own superhero identity next issue).
AVENGERS #143
(Jan 1976)
IL MITICO THOR #169 (Italy) (4 Oct 1977)
AVENGERS #10 (#700) (George Perez Variant) (Nov 2018)
