Ibis, the Invincible #3 (1945)

This striking Winter 1945 cover, illustrated by Gus Ricca, captures the dramatic essence of Golden Age comics with its bold composition and vivid palette. Ibis, clad in his signature turban and wielding the mystical Ibistick, is depicted in a moment of peril alongside Taia, his eternal love and ally. The snarling beasts and the ominous hooded figure evoke the supernatural threats that defined the era's fascination with pulp adventure and mysticism.

Ibis, rooted in ancient Egyptian lore as Prince Amentep, reflects mid-century America’s fascination with exoticism and magic, while Taia’s elegance underscores her role as both muse and partner in his timeless battle against evil.

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1: 11 5/16"H print = 17 x 20” overall

2: 22 5/8"H print = 25 x 31” overall

3: 27 1/8"H print = 28 x 35” overall

4: 33 7/8"H print = 33 x 42” overall

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