Garney, Ron - Moon Knight #36 p.11 - The Punisher! Surrealism

Garney, Ron - Moon Knight #36 p.11 - The Punisher! SurrealismThis 1992 interior page from Marc Spector: Moon Knight #36 is a high octane example of the gritty, action oriented storytelling that defined Marvel in the early 90's. Penciled by Ron Garney and finished with the legendary, textured inks of the late Tom Palmer, the page features a rare and intense team up between Moon Knight and The Punisher. Palmers involvement is particularly noteworthy here, as his sophisticated brushwork and heavy use of shadows

There's a world of difference between "pretty ladies in intricately drawn dresses" and "Good Girl Art"

where we see the symbiote begin to envelop itself around Eddie Brock

) example of his work on a Marvel heavyweight

This page captures a frantic escape sequence

A Rare Bret Blevins Cover

Nezha unleashes the full fury of his power on his son

A fabulously energetic cover featuring the two protagonists of this great

personal confrontation

This page is pure

Sabretooth and Iron Fist head to a laundromat to look for Soapy

his cape and the drifting snow guiding the eye straight into the street‑level panic below

) ultimately bests the Pale Pilgrim and becomes the new Avatar of Industry