Herb Trimpe pencilled the Incredible Hulk from 1968 to 1975, which was an impressive run in those days. Over the course of 80+ issues, he had quite a few inkers, and a comparison of the art they produced over Herb’s pencils is a great example of how an inker can make or break a penciller. [...]
“Does his thoughts torment him?” It’s true what they say kids, comics will rot your brain. Whole story here: As Told to Stan Lee: Take a memo Miss Tait … “You give me a boner.” Tweet This Post
Gene Colan died last night at age 84. Colan developed a style that’s instantly recognizable, at least from his 60′s work up to the award winning Captain America story he drew in 2010. I think he was at his best working with dark, atmospheric subject matter, but he was pretty damn good in general. Colan’s [...]
Cover by Marie Severin and Frank Giacoia. First up the original art (via comicartfans.com). The fine line work really jumps out here: Next, a scan of the published version. Between the state of the art printing of the day, 40+ years of yellowing, and a scan of unknown provenance it looks a bit dark and [...]
When (or if) you think of the late 60s Spectre series, you probably think Neal Adams. However, Nick Cardy’s covers for the last three issues are my favories of the series. Between Spectre, Teen Titans and Aquaman, I think Cardy’s covers rival what Steranko was doing at the time for Marvel. Tweet This Post
Lots more 40′s and 50′s Dan Barry at The Fabulous Fifties Tweet This Post
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