Lindkvist, Karl-Erik :: Barreto, Eduardo

Eduardo Barreto - Robin Annual #6 - p2-3

Artist: Eduardo Barreto (All)

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Title:	Eduardo Barreto - Robin Annual #6 - p2-3
Artist:	Eduardo Barreto (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	Are you kidding?
Views:	1,139
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	2
Added to Site:	12/26/2013
Comic Art Archive:	Robin Annual Issue: 6 Page: 2 View

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A good-looking two-page-spread where Barreto excels in the old west setting. Look at the attention to detail! (The name of the acting U.S. Marshal looks very familiar.)

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	Karl-Erik Lindkvist
Joined:	January 2009
Last Login:	September 2025
Website:	https://twitter.com/Caltex_98
Country:	SWEDEN
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Alex Johnson
Member Since 2006
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1 - Posted on 1/11/2014

S. Lynde, U.S. Marshall, indeed! I loved Rick O'Shay and Stan's work generally. My mom really likes his novels. Setting that aside, this is a very impressive image and most folks would not have taken such a difficult angle and paid the attention to the detail. Excellent work by Mr. Barreto. Thanks for sharing.

Karl-Erik Lindkvist
Member Since 2009

Posted on 1/11/2014

Alex Johnson wrote:

Thank you! Rick O'Shay and Stan Lynde are household names over here, thanks to the fact that both that strip and his later effort Latigo ran as backups in the swedish Phantom bi-weekly comic book. Mr. Lynde visited one of our conventions in the early nineties when I had the privilege of meeting him. No OA by him in my collection though (yet), but from what I understand there is a shortage due to some sort of domestic catastrophe...? Quite an impressive selection you have there! I have followed Mr. Barreto's work since he took over Atari Force from José Luis Garcia-Lopez and he was always on my list of artists I picked up, regardless of what they were doing.

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