FRANK QUITELY - BLIND MEN AND ELEPHANT FROM "BROADBAND"

Shipping Costs: UK-£13.50, USA-£22, Europe-£22, Far East-£23. Since breaking into the American comics mainstream in 1996 by pencilling Grant Morrison’s metatextual masterpiece 'Flex Mentallo', Frank Quitely – born Vincent Deighan in Glasgow – has become one of the industry’s foremost artistic talents. In addition to work on 'The Authority', 'Sandman : Endless Nights' and 'Batman : The Scottish Connection', he has since collaborated with Morrison numerous times on some of the most exciting, vibrant and groundbreaking series of the last fifteen years – including 'New X-Men', 'We3', 'All-Star Superman', and more recently the mindbending 'Multiversity: Pax Americana', as well as 'Jupiter's Legacy' with Mark Millar – meeting with high critical acclaim and awards at almost every turn. Frank created this stunning, one-off ink drawing for a 2002 project called BROADBAND. It was a 3-page, one-off comic that was the brainchild of visionary comic-creator ILYA. He put together a team of thirteen great artists who each contributed a few panels to the comic in their own style. Originally a project for Bristol Comic-con, this brilliant idea never saw the light of day, and is now available to be seen for the first time. Most of the artists have kindly donated their original images, which will be auctioned shortly on Ebay. As well as viewing, enjoying (and bidding on) this artwork, you can read the complete 3-page comic in its final, full-colour form by visiting this link: http://sites.google.com/site/broadbandcomic/home. This piece: ink on A3 Marvel Art board.