Frank Quitely Batman and Robin page from issue #2

DC Comics with a September 2009 cover date.
Released by DC Comics on July 1, 2009. $2.99 cover price.

[Below] Frank Quitely is a darling among superhero fans for several good reasons. He's got a sense of spacial perspective that is old school illustration, and he renders with a careful sense of detail to bodies, clothing and anything else in a panel.

He also does the opposite of the Jim Lee acolytes who fill a panel with objects - - Quitely is conspicuous by how much he leaves out while still having a background (versus leaving a big blank open space like so many superhero artists do, as if the characters are on a modernist theatre stage).

To round it off he has an understated page design skill that relies upon a cinematic "letterbox" style panel that also adds to the sense of physical expansion Quitely builds his superhero worlds with.

The Alex Sinclair coloring is first class and is a whole level of artistry adding to the page.

Frank Quitely Batman and Robin Page from issue #2

 

Related:

See another Frank Quitely page from Batman and Robin #3.

Vaguely Related

Frazer Irving Page from Batman and Robin #16, January 2011

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