Justice League of America Stamp Art by Neal Adams and Continuity Studios Batman

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Justice League of America Stamp Art by Neal Adams and Continuity Studios Batman:
$9500.00

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Store Page Justice League of America Stamp Art by Neal Adams Continuity Studios 76//DC, 1975 Justice League of America stamp/ advertising original artwork (circa, 1975-76) by Neal Adams' Continuity Studios (pencils and inks). Beautiful piece which features the famed Justice League of America including Superman, Batman, Flash, Atom, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Green Arrow, Red Tornado, Hawkman, Black Canary and Green Lantern - 11 heroes in all. This piece was done by Neal Adams' Continuity Studios and was used for some sort of stamp/ advertising piece in the mid 1970's (see color image). It is difficult to state exactly how much of the artwork Neal himself did and how much his assistants aided in the finishes. There are several characters that look like all Neal Adams artwork (pencils and inks), such as the Flash, Aquaman, Green Arrow and Black Canary and the Hawkman images. Others look as if he had someone else ink the images, perhaps Dick Giordano or other members of Crusty Bunkers. Since the final color production piece would be printed at a very small size, the characters images are done in a more basic design style than Neal's larger, more detailed work. Throughout the 1970's Neal Adams was the undisputed Super Star of comicdom as a myriad of companies would often license various DC properties to help in the promotion their products, with Neal being the go-to artist. This piece is no exception.

All in all, this JLA piece represents a very intriguing part of DC history beyond the comic book medium. Image size measures 11.5" wide by 5.125" tall.