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Brave and the Bold # 85 SIGNED Neal Adams and Dennis O’Neil
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This comic is signed by the legendary team of Neal Adams and Dennis O’Neil.
Brave and the Bold # 85 features the first appearance of the Neal Adam’s redesign of Green Arrow’s iconic costume.
This issue is the beginning of Neal Adams’s reinvention of Green Lantern/ Green Arrow. The Adams/O’Neil team is responsible for groundbreaking work on Batman which reinvigorated the franchise. After the cancellation of the 1960’s Batman TV Series, the comic was typecast as old fashioned and neared cancellation.
Brooklyn Comic Shop witnessed signature. Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
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Brave and the Bold # 85 SIGNED Neal Adams and Dennis O’Neil
Title:The Senator’s Been Shot!
Date: September, 1969
Creative Team: Neal Adams (Artist), Dick Giordano (inker), Bob Haney (Writer)
Condition Notes: Very Good+
Signature Notes:
This comic is signed by the team of Neal Adams and Dennis O’Neil.
Neal Adam’s signature was obtained by a Brooklyn Comic Shop representative at the Royal Collectibles Store Signing on August 29, 2015. Dennis O’Neil’s signature was obtained at the New York Comic Con 2014.
Brooklyn Comic Shop witnessed signature. Comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (C.O.A).
Story Notes:This issue features the first appearance of the Neal Adam’s redesign of Green Arrow’s iconic costume.
Brave and the Bold # 85 is the beginning of Neal Adams’s reinvention of Green Lantern/ Green Arrow. The Adams/O’Neil team is responsible for groundbreaking work on Batman which reinvigorated the franchise. After the cancellation of the 1960’s Batman TV Series, the comic was typecast as old fashioned and neared cancellation. Carmine Infantino put in place a series of changes that would update the Batman by building on his Golden Age roots. Denny O’Neil along with other writers worked to develop stories that were more crime oriented. These stories focused on believable stories that touched on current themes such as political corruption, the environment, and drugs.
At DC, Neal Adams artwork dominated the field for its sense of realism and drama. He won several awards and soon found himself the leader of a new generation of artists that changed the look of comics in the 1970’s known as the Bronze Age.
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