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Buster " The Vampire Brats" Comic Art ( Lew Stringer)

Artist: Lew Stringer (All)

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Buster The Vampire Brats Comic Art ( Lew Stringer) Comic Art

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Title:	Buster " The Vampire Brats" Comic Art ( Lew Stringer)
Artist:	Lew Stringer (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	155
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	1/17/2024
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Description

Here's another page of Buster " The Vampire Brats" comic art on thick artist board, measures 355mm x 467mm or 13x18 ins, and comes in two sections.

The art appeared in the Buster comic on the 7th October 1989 and was sourced dirtect from the artist himself Lew Srringer who also signed & dated it.

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	Richard Davies
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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

Posted on 1/17/2024

I like how Stringer chooses the different panel types here to make the rectangular shapes to add more energy to the story with wavy lines or open ends.

Richard Davies
Member Since 2019

1 - Posted on 1/17/2024

Marcus Wai wrote:

I like how Stringer chooses the different panel types here to make the rectangular shapes to add�more energy to the story with wavy lines or open ends.

Hi Marcus. Personally speaking , I wouldn't know where to start. It's one thing being a great artist, another able to fit the story onto a page without making the fatal error of drawing the panels too big or small not realising you can't fit the story ending on the page. I suppose Lew Stringer alternating the panels shape & size is akin improvisation. Why be square when you can rock some squiggly lines. ✍️😎🎨

Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 1/17/2024

Richard Davies wrote:

Hi Marcus. Personally speaking ,� I wouldn't know where to start. It's one thing being a great artist, another able to fit the story onto a page without making the fatal error of drawing the panels too big or� small not realising you can't fit the story ending on the page. I suppose Lew Stringer alternating the panels shape & size is akin improvisation. Why be square when you can rock some squiggly lines. ✍️😎🎨

I can't read the story at this scan size, but I can certainly see he put real thought into how it's presented.

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