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Starlord Marvel Premiere 61 pg 21 by Tom Sutton

Artist: Tom Sutton (All)

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Title:	Starlord Marvel Premiere 61 pg 21 by Tom Sutton
Artist:	Tom Sutton (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	746
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	1/27/2011
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This book blew me away as a kid in high school. I bought this off the rack at the White Hen Pantry and reading this book till the cover fell off. Tom Sutton's art was spectacular and the story was fantastic. Thanks to John P for a chance to own a page from this story! This page is very reminicsent of the cover shot, which I now know to be in good hands of Steve K.

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	larry clay
Joined:	July 2006
Last Login:	July 2025
Ebay Id:	countbrass66
Country:	UNITED STATES
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Richard Rae
Member Since 2009

Posted on 2/25/2011

Sorry...but Tom hated doing this job...sorry.

larry clay
Member Since 2006

Posted on 7/17/2011

Richard Rae wrote:

Sorry...but Tom hated doing this job...sorry.

Richard, can you shed any light on your comment?

Richard Rae
Member Since 2009

Posted on 7/19/2011

larry clay wrote:

Richard, can you shed any light on your comment?

Hi Larry, I made that comment not as any kind on negative, as I also loved Tom's work on the mag...around the same time Tom did this project he was also doing a number of stories for me and he and I often talked over the phone...he talked about how he was really unhappy with Marvel and this Star-Lord hero he just finished drawing, he rubbished the whole project...(possibly because of the mood he was in?)...over the years I've found a number of artists who have hated some of what I believe to be their best work...I guess there may be more to it than just drawing...possibly "honest love" may play a big roll in how an artist views he's own work and when a job is produced without love, then hate may play a part?

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