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Description
1968, Namor defeats Attuma in electronic armor using his bare hands
Comment
Dans cette page du Silver age de Sub-Mariner #4 (1968) par John Buscema, le prince Namor, le sub-mariner, combat Attuma, son général voyou qui a fait du peuple de l'Atlantide ses esclaves.
La page commence par deux cases présentant le grand amour de Namor, Lady Dorma, qui avait été tuée par Attuma, selon ce que croyait Namor.
Les quatre cases suivantes montrent une bataille brutale entre Attuma et Namor. Nous voyons la scène du point de vue de Namor avec uniquement ses mains visibles alors qu'il élimine Attuma, malgré son habit d'une armure chargée électriquement.
About the Sub-Mariner
Created by the great Bill Everett, Namor, the Sub-Mariner first appeared back in 1939 in the seminal Marvel Comics #1 as well as the giveaway comic book Motion Pictures Funny Weekly, which may or may not have had actual distribution. The character appeared throughout the Golden Age and was the first Golden Age Marvel character to be revived in the Silver Age in 1962's epic Fantastic Four #4. The Sub-Mariner was soon given his own series in Tales to Astonish and then a couple of years later, in 1968, was relaunched in his own title, Sub-Mariner, which ran for five years. The character then appeared with Dr. Doom in the series Super-Villain Team-up and later would appear in various mini-series and on-going series revivals. At various times, Namor has been a member of the Defenders, the Invaders, the Avengers and even the X-Men. He gets around! Namor, played by actor Tenoch Huera, was introduced into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2022's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Hundreds of millions of fans are anxiously anticipating the next appearance of the aquatic anti-hero.
La page commence par deux cases présentant le grand amour de Namor, Lady Dorma, qui avait été tuée par Attuma, selon ce que croyait Namor.
Les quatre cases suivantes montrent une bataille brutale entre Attuma et Namor. Nous voyons la scène du point de vue de Namor avec uniquement ses mains visibles alors qu'il élimine Attuma, malgré son habit d'une armure chargée électriquement.
About the Sub-Mariner
Created by the great Bill Everett, Namor, the Sub-Mariner first appeared back in 1939 in the seminal Marvel Comics #1 as well as the giveaway comic book Motion Pictures Funny Weekly, which may or may not have had actual distribution. The character appeared throughout the Golden Age and was the first Golden Age Marvel character to be revived in the Silver Age in 1962's epic Fantastic Four #4. The Sub-Mariner was soon given his own series in Tales to Astonish and then a couple of years later, in 1968, was relaunched in his own title, Sub-Mariner, which ran for five years. The character then appeared with Dr. Doom in the series Super-Villain Team-up and later would appear in various mini-series and on-going series revivals. At various times, Namor has been a member of the Defenders, the Invaders, the Avengers and even the X-Men. He gets around! Namor, played by actor Tenoch Huera, was introduced into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2022's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. Hundreds of millions of fans are anxiously anticipating the next appearance of the aquatic anti-hero.
Publication
- La justice de l'Homme-Chose
- Arédit
- 09/1974
- Interior page
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About John Buscema
John Buscema, born Giovanni Natale Buscema, was an American comic-book artist and one of the mainstays of Marvel Comics during its 1960s and 1970s ascendancy into an industry leader and its subsequent expansion to a major pop culture conglomerate.
His younger brother Sal Buscema is also a comic-book artist. Buscema is best known for his run on the series The Avengers and The Silver Surfer, and for over 200 stories featuring the sword and sorcery hero Conan the Barbarian.
