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Robert Beerbohm UNITED STATES
Member Since February 2010
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Marshall Rogers

Location: Beerbohm Memory Book
Artist: Marshall Rogers (Penciller)

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Artwork Details
Location: Beerbohm Memory Book
Title: Marshall Rogers*
Artist:  Marshall Rogers (Penciller)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Sketchbook
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 986
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 6
Added to Site: 4/17/2011

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Marshall Rogers and I became good friends when he became the hottest comic book artist on the set for a while with his phenomenal Batman series with writer Steve Engelhart and inker Terry Austin (both also long time friends). Marshall drew this following an autograph party we had for him in my Pier 39 comic book store in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf summer of 1979. I miss my friend.

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Member Since: February 2010
Last Login: July 2023
Country: UNITED STATES
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Adam Ianbarry Member Since 2010
Posted On 4/17/2011

Wonderfully fun drawings! I'm sorry for your loss...
Robert Beerbohm Member Since 2010
Posted On 4/17/2011

Marshall Rogers passing away was a great loss for his many many fans and friends. His sparkling wit was always a joy.
. BRAUNY Member Since 2007
Posted On 4/17/2011

Very cool and thanks for sharing! Marshall's Batman run in Detective during the 70s was really awesome!
Y M Member Since 2003
Posted On 4/20/2011

I didn't realize Marshall had conceptualized the 'Foozle' as early as 1979. Wow!
Robert Beerbohm Member Since 2010
Posted On 4/20/2011

Marshall was saying at the time this was a new character he was fleshing out for Eclipse. He and Steve Engelhart were riding high off their Batman success.
Carl Linich Member Since 2011
Posted On 1/5/2021

I loved the Foozle! What a great talent Marshall Rogers was... he left us too soon.

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