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DescriptionI've actually owned this art for around 15 years now, but I'm just finally getting around to posting it.This is a page from only the second Legion story that Dave Cockrum both penciled and inked -- and he particularly went wild with the Zip-A-Tone usage here. If you compare this with the page that I own from #184, you can see how much Dave's art improved in a very short period of time. This issue features the debut of Duo Damsel's new costume, which was actually designed by a fan named Nick Pascale. Dave added the cool boots though. I believe this is also the first appearance of Chameleon Boy's new "hoody" costume, which was designed by Dave himself. Reminder that it's still not too late to check out "The Life & Art of Dave Cockrum", by Glen Cadigan, published by TwoMorrows. It's a great biography featuring a ton of his artwork. Social/Sharing |
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Dewey Cassell
Member Since 2004
1 - Posted on 11/6/2022
Wonderful Cockrum Legion page! I loved Duo Damsel's new costume. And I agree about Glen's book - highly recommended!
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 11/6/2022
Love the costume designs, the zip, and even the callbacks to an earlier age of sci-fi with the Enterprise and the B-movie large bird! The Cockrum sense of wonder is all over the page.
Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
2 - Posted on 11/6/2022
Yep, the Cockrum pencils and inks are fabulous. I always loved Dave's own inks on his pencils more than anyone else's. Great zip-a-tone, too!
Tommy Kohlmaier
Member Since 2008
1 - Posted on 11/6/2022
Beautiful early work by Dave on the team book with the most infantil character names (which were only possible at timestruck DC then) but sexiest 1970s costumes. And gladly Marvel hired the man for Chris Claremonts "New" X-Men in 1974 ahortly after to draw more great costumes (like Storm's) and more adult team action. The newest version of the USS Enterprise starship in the first panel here is also a winner :)
Travis Ellisor
Member Since 2009
1 - Posted on 11/6/2022
Absolutely gorgeous! I particularly love that bird!
Al Simpleton
Member Since 2013
1 - Posted on 11/7/2022
Magnificent early Cockrum! His impeccable flair for design was already very much in place...
Dave W
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 11/10/2022
Every time I see Ted Latner in my watched gallery pop up, I hold my breath and wonder ... "what Hulk art has he beaten me to this time". Nice DC page! And thanks for the break!
Ted Latner
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 11/10/2022
Dave W wrote:
Every time I see Ted Latner in my watched gallery pop up, I hold my breath and wonder ... "what Hulk art has he beaten me to this time". Nice DC page! And thanks for the break!
Ha thanks. I'm taking a temporary break from the Hulk, but we'll see what shows up on Comic Art Live this weekend!
Michael McIsaac
Member Since 2020
1 - Posted on 11/13/2022
The effect of Duo Damsel splitting in the second panel is wonderfully done. A fantastic example of early Cockrum greatness all around.
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