Yet More Comic Book Sinking Scenes

[nachtjaeger]

Couple of nice finds there. Thanks!

[DarthMau]

Better late than never... As I promised PM2K I share the pages of the mexican graphic novel "Black Majesty"

I was late because of my current load of duties and wanted to translate the scene for you, my English is from bad to lousy and I hope I have made an acceptable translation. Any faults or errors I am open to your observations and enjoy this.

[DarthMau]

And the rest:

[PM2K]

Thanks so much for this, DarthMau!!! I appreciate all of your hard work. This is a cool story.

[DarthMau]

Thanks so much for this, DarthMau!!! I appreciate all of your hard work. This is a cool story.

You're welcome

[tanya_wam]

Thanks so much for this, DarthMau!!! I appreciate all of your hard work. This is a cool story.

You're welcome

And thank you from me too, also for translating it. That is really beautiful artwork

[PM2K]

Here's a scene from a comic based on the Mummy movies of the late 90s, early 2000s. This one is set before the third movie.

Essentially, the baddie sacrifices people to a quicksand pit. Later, two of our heroes use a German tank to push a rampaging mammoth into the same pit. I kind of wish there were close ups of the sinking, but rather like the overall idea.

[PM2K]

Here's a scene from the Marvel Adventures: Fantastic Four comic, aimed at the younger set. The four fight Black Panther, and The Thing gets trapped in quicksand. Also features a nice splash page.

Alas, Sue Storm isn't the one to sink... but it is still pretty neat.

Mr. Fantastic spoils the party, though.

[PM2K]

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If this is a repost, I'm sorry.

Don't be... I NEVER get tired of seeing this cover.

[PM2K]

Not as cool as that classic magazine pic of the previous post, but this is a scene I never saw before, from an old Batman comic.

Continuing the story of Blockbuster, the kid turned monster who was once rescued from quicksand by Bruce Wayne...