The Bat-Man: Second Knight #3 p.05 - Fighting his way out, Bat-Man rides off! Paul Neary Could there be a connection

Could there be a connection

Imagine landing at night and as the plane taxis down the runway

so he opted not to include shading or lighting indications in his pencils

It is a fantastic example of a promotional piece that captures the scale and spirit of one of the most fondly remembered fantasy epics in modern comics

Wonderfully creepy cover image featuring Levi Kamei in mid transformation as the silhouette of the Pale Wanderer's hands hang in the foreground

The Bat-Man: Second Knight #3 p.05 - Fighting his way out, Bat-Man rides off! Paul Neary Could there be a connectionNOTE: These pages measure 16. 5" x 21", slightly larger than twice up size! This page captures a frantic escape sequence, showcasing the Bat Mans raw physicality as he fights his way through the facility. Perkins uses a wide, horizontal panel to emphasize the power behind a single, jarring punch, with the ink work beautifully defining the anatomical tension in the hero's extended arm. The contrast between the dark, solid form of the Bat Man and the