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@MastersThePen @DaveShevlin88 Not the same, but I couldn't help thinking of this.

My newest pitch to marvel - Gravity and the Pants Patrol.

I feel this will be essential with the x-men's new "extra horny" status quo.

Totally forgot about this awkward moment from the Spider Island Herc tie-in.
Is there any kink Emma Frost isn't into?

So, finally, on the last page of the issue, after counting up 1 panel at a time for the last 8 pages, we get the Tom King 9-panel grid, with the credits and title occupying the center panels in each row.
In essence, it feels like his signature at the end of the issue.
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6 panels.
7 panels.
8 panels.

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Following our 1-panel splash page, we get a 2 panel page.
Then a 3 panel page.
Then 4.
Then 5.

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Tom and the artists (Jorge Fornes and Mike Norton) use splash (1-panel) pages in the issue to indicate the start of a scene. The final splash page is on page 30, indicating the start of the final scene(s). It's a montage, but also a countdown, in reverse.
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Pages 5-6 / 15-16 - 2 pages - Bane / Batman fights Grundy & Amygdala.
Pages 7-10 / 11-15 - 4 pages - Bane / Batman fights Scarecrow.
Page 11 / 10 - 1 page - Cutaway to the enemy & his comrade talking. Bruce & Alfred in issue 19, Bane & Ventriloquist in issue 70.
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Thread -
So here's a cool thing that I noticed when binge reading @TomKingTK's Batman run.
Issue 19 (art by Finch) and issue 70 (art by Fornes) mirror each other.
19 is about Bane breaking into Arkham, and 70 is Batman breaking out of Arkham, but it goes beyond just the plot.
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@DaveShevlin88 Nah, my Kev grail would be one of these pages from 171.