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Marvel Universe Memories of Onslaught by Adam Kubert from a limited edition lithograph by Dynamic Forces (2000)
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Marvel Universe Memories of Onslaught by Adam Kubert from a limited edition lithograph by Dynamic Forces (2000)
Dynamic Forces's Onslaught poster (1999) by Adam Kubert (art), Jesse Delperdang (inks) and Richard Isanove (colors). Source
Dave Ross and Jesse Delperdang Batgirl #53 Splash Page 3 Original Art (DC, 2004) Source
May 2004. Speaking of "objectively deranged": In BATGIRL #50, Batman and Batgirl (Cassandra Cain) beat the crap out of each other, nearly get blown up, and end up almost drowning in the Gotham River (which all things considered is probably more dangerous than any of the rest). Batman's coterie of Bat-flunkies run around frantically trying to intervene, assuming that Bruce and Cass have been dosed with a new super-drug that causes homicidal rage, but Bruce later tells Barbara Gordon that wasn't the case at all:
"But it works"? Does it though, Bruce? Does it really?
Batgirl (2000) #56
“Curse”
Ale’ Garza - Jesse Delperdang
Onslaught: Marvel by Adam Kubert, with Inks by Jesse Delperdang, and Colors by Steve Buccellato.
JSA 80-Page Giant 2010: Whispers
by Christina Weir; Nunzio DeFilippis;Jesse Delperdang;Jesus Merino; Alex Bleyaert and Steve Wands
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