#austin books & comics

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Magneto in The Uncanny X-Men #111 by John Byrne and Terry Austin

[comic-covers]

(1983)

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[nevenkebla]

Portada de Fantastic Four Vs. X-Men (1987) #2 por Jon Bogdanove y Terry Austin.

[smashedpages]

On this day in 1982, the Uncanny X-Men and the New Teen Titans came together in a Marvel and DC crossover event. Together the two teams battled Darkseid and a resurrected Dark Phoenix!

Marvel and DC Present: Uncanny X-Men and the Teen Titans was written by Chris Claremont and featured artwork by Walt Simonson, inker Terry Austin and colorist Glynis Wein.

[vertigoartgore]

A beautiful splash page from 1984's Doctor Strange #68 showcasing Black Knight/Dane Whitman's painful memories. Pencils by Paul Smith, inking by Terry Austin, colorisation by Bob Sharen, lettering by Jim Novak, written by Roger Stern and edited by Carl Potts.

[smbhax]

From "Home Is Where the Heart Is" in New Mutants Special Edition #1, January 1985. Chris Claremont script, Arthur Adams pencils, Terry Austin inks, Christie Scheele colors, Lois Buhalis & Tom Orzechowski letters. Photoshop color reduction.

[gameraboy2]

Star Wars #13 (1978), cover by John Byrne and Terry Austin

[balu8]

The Further Adventures of Indiana Jones #6: Club Nightmare

by Archie Goodwin/David Michelinie;Howard Chaykin/Terry Austin; Bob Sharen and Joe Rosen

Marvel

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Kitty Pryde in X-Men #129 by John Byrne and Terry Austin

[comic-covers]

(1984)

[astranauticus]

Do mechanites cry?

[oldschoolfrp]

King Kong's final showdown with the biplanes atop the Empire State Building -- Russ Nicholson's take on the iconic 1933 movie scene, from the cover of Comics Unlimited #41, November 1976 (despite the "40" seen in the lower right). Before his prolific work for Games Workshop and TSR's Fiend Folio, Russ Nicholson contributed a number of covers plus interior art to this UK comics zine published by the UK's first full-time comics dealer, Alan Austin.

[nevenkebla]

Portada de Fantastic Four (1961) #238 por Jim Salicrup, John Byrne, Terry Austin y Gaspar Saladino.

[smashedpages]

On this day in 1994, Rogue flew into her own limited series by Howard Mackie, Mike Wieringo and Terry Austin! This was one of the first comics Wieringo worked on for Marvel.

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The Uncanny X-Men #114 by Claremont, Byrne and Austin