Batman loses his cool on Metro-North…
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Neal Adams’ permanent art gallery at his Midtown Manhattan studio is now complete and we’re giving you an EXCLUSIVE inside look with 13 DAYS OF THE NEAL ADAMS GALLERY.
Each day, we’re highlighting one of the pieces of art that adorns the walls of the gallery, complete with Neal’s EXCLUSIVE commentary. You’ll see a diverse selection of pages and covers featuring the characters for which Adams is best known.
The gallery, which is open to the public, is located at 15 W. 39th Street. Admission is free but you have to call first before you come over (212-869-4170). For tons more info on the gallery and what you can see — and buy — there, click here.
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For the complete 13 DAYS OF THE NEAL ADAMS GALLERY INDEX of stories, click here.
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I ride a commuter train every day. Every day, I hope Batman shows up. Then again, if he did, I think he’d look as loony as he does here, in Batman: Odyssey #2:
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Here’s Adams:
“This is such a storytelling page and the kind of page I love to see with Batman. It’s an early moment in Batman’s career and people don’t even know who he is, and he’s trying to convince people to move down the train to save their lives, and all they can do is stare at him like he’s a crazy man with a stupid costume. So the mood is frustration. And I love it.”
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For the complete 13 DAYS OF THE NEAL ADAMS GALLERY INDEX of stories, click here.
For a video tour of the Neal Adams Gallery, hosted by Neal himself, click here.
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