The War #3 p43 original art by Tom Morgan! 1989 New Universe Splash

Description: The War Issue 3 page 43 Art by Tom Morgan! (1989) Marvel Comics New Universe - Nightmask vs Blowout 1/2 Splash. Page 44 is also available! The beginning of the end! First there was the Black event that created the Pitt. Next was the Draft as characters chose sides. Now begins the War! A fantastic page from issue 3 of the prestige format 4 issue miniseries that would end the New Universe!11x17 Pencils and inks on bristol by Tom Morgan and in perfect condition. Obtained direct from Tom. I’ve been the only owner.This page features Nightmask luring Blowout out of hiding to take care of him once and for all, ending a major New Universe plot line. 11x17 Pencils and inks on bristol by Tom Morgan and in perfect condition. This piece was obtained direct from Tom. I’ve been the only owner. The War was a four-issue comic book mini-series, published by Marvel Comics. It was the final publication in Marvel's New Universe line, and resolved a number of unfinished plotlines, as well as radically changing the New Universe setting.The War is a sequel to The Pitt and The Draft. The Pitt told of the Black Event, the accidental destruction of Pittsburgh by Ken Connell, wielder of the Star Brand, a vast cosmic energy source. This destruction, mistaken by the U.S. government for a nuclear attack, is blamed on the then-Soviet Union, and led to The Draft—a selective conscription of the New Universe's super-powered Paranormals.In The War #3, the conflict leads to a general exchange of nuclear missiles, but before the missiles impact, the Star Child, the son of Ken Connell who acquired the Star Brand's vast power while still in the womb, destroys the missiles, but this does not end the conflict; so the Star Child temporarily disables all weapons of war on Earth, and announces his existence and powers to the entire planet, demanding that the fighting cease. Combined shipping available for additional Art won. All art is shipped securely in a Mylar, between at least three pieces of corrugated cardboard to guard against bending, and in a cardboard box clearly marked as fragile.FYI.the color image(s) is just a reference for how the art looks published and to show the context of the whole scene. The only item available is the ink art on bristol. What you are bidding on is a piece of original artwork used in the publication of a comic book. Typical comic book art is drawn on 11 x 17 Bristol board utilizing pencils, ink and white out. It is typical for artwork of this kind to have editorial notes, and notations along the top of the page detailing what book this will be published in, along with information about the artist, inker, issue number and page number. If you have any questions about this or other pages I am currently offering, please send me a message and I will reply ASAP.

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