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The Shadow 1941: Hitler's Astrologer

Artists: Michael Kaluta (Penciller) ,  Russ Heath (Inker)

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The Shadow 1941: Hitler's Astrologer Comic Art

 

   

Artwork Details

Title: The Shadow 1941: Hitler's Astrologer
Artist: Michael Kaluta (Penciller)
Artist: Russ Heath (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 811
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Comments: 6
Added to Site: 2/8/2014
Comic Art Archive: Marvel Graphic Novel: The Shadow
Issue: [nn]   Page: 24

Description

A fantastic action page. Autogiro against Sub in the waters off Coney Island. The accurate details in this piece are amazing. The, paste on, balloons have come off, but I still have them set aside. Great 30's action by a master.

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Sean Clarke 
Member Since 2005

Posted on 2/9/2014

I really like Heath over Kaluta on this story, and this is a great example of why. Thanks for posting these!

David K 
Member Since 2008

Posted on 7/3/2016

Very nice! The aviation pages in this story are simply wonderful!!

Jim Latimer 
Member Since 2009

Posted on 7/3/2016

David K wrote:

Very nice! The aviation pages in this story are simply wonderful!!

David, Yes, they are! Michael, as am I, is a huge fan of Aviation's Golden Age. He always delivers that air Of authenticity to his aircraft, or any other period machinery. If he includes it in an illustration, or story, you can be sure it is spot on. I could study his planes for many hours. When you factor in his other artistic talents, it provides an amazing illustrative experience. He is truly one of the greats.

David K 
Member Since 2008

Posted on 7/3/2016

Jim Latimer wrote:

David, Yes, they are! Michael, as am I, is a huge fan of Aviation's Golden Age. He always delivers that air Of authenticity to his aircraft, or any other period machinery. If he includes it in an illustration, or story, you can be sure it is spot on. I could study his planes for many hours. When you factor in his other artistic talents, it provides an amazing illustrative experience. He is truly one of the greats.

Agreed!! As a fan of early aviation, you may enjoy some of my McWilliams pieces. Cheers!

Timothy Finney 
Member Since 2006

Posted on 7/4/2016

Jim Latimer wrote:

David, Yes, they are! Michael, as am I, is a huge fan of Aviation's Golden Age. He always delivers that air Of authenticity to his aircraft, or any other period machinery. If he includes it in an illustration, or story, you can be sure it is spot on. I could study his planes for many hours. When you factor in his other artistic talents, it provides an amazing illustrative experience. He is truly one of the greats.

Didn't Joe Kubert say something like Heath's drawings of boats, planes and tanks were so good that, rather than photos, other artists used his drawings for their swipe files? Regardless, Heath's inks over Kaluta's pencils made for an interesting combination.

Jim Latimer 
Member Since 2009

Posted on 7/4/2016

Timothy Finney wrote:

Didn't Joe Kubert say something like Heath's drawings of boats, planes and tanks were so good that, rather than photos, other artists used his drawings for their swipe files? Regardless, Heath's inks over Kaluta's pencils made for an interesting combination.

Timothy, Yes, Heath was a terrific artist on D.C.'s war titles. His work is beautifully executed realism. You feel as if you are facing the Axis planes and tanks in his pages. While some did not enjoy this paring, I like the end result. It showcases the talents of both legendary artists.

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