April 17, 2024
HEAVY METAL cel DRAWING Hanover signed Bernie Wrightson
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HEAVY METAL - STERRN sequenceGuardian Trust, 1981 PRODUCTION DRAWING HANOVER FISTE is boiling over on the stand. Bold and clean image shows lots of detail, right down to the nose hairs and knitted brow. Far left side edge has a narrow 4" bend -- see scans. SIGNED in person by character creator, revered comic artist BERNIE WRIGHTSON. Drawing accompanied by comic book convention pages from his personal appearance. Intimidating head shot measures 6x7.5" (15x19 cm). Overall about 10.5x14". Average handling (aside from bend left edge). Production codes: 2 Be sure to check out the full and close-up scans above. Art from this classic film, and especially this sequence, is highly desired by collectors, here's a great chance to build your collection! As with any piece in our inventory, we are happy to provide a letter of authenticity upon request. NEED IT QUICK? Please let me know! PAYMENT: ART-TOONS happily accepts most forms of payment, expected within two weeks of auction end. CALL to charge or Paypal. OHIO residents need to add 6.5% sales tax. We always leave positive feedback for smooth transactions and hope that the winner will do the same if happy with the art and service! SHIPPING and HANDLING: Please note that we pack our art with great care and respect! Win more than one of our items? We are happy to combine them in one package
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