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Location: Star Wars (Marvel 1977-1986)
Artists:
Tony Salmons
(Penciller)
,
Tom Palmer
(Inker)
,
Ken Bruzenak
(Letterer)
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Put them in binders? and put guards on them to watch? Must restrain myself... keep this site PG... I know I have a pair of binders laying around here somewhere. Ahhh... I use them for work. Yea. Work. That's right.
Very cool and rare page of Tony Salmons Star Wars art from this issue! That shot in panel 2 almost feels like certain Frankenstein's monster haircuts haha. I really like the way Tony draws Lando especially too like we see in panel 5. Congrats!
If I had a flat head I would certainly go for this cut just to creep people out while standing in lines!
I got my old Palmer in the bid Nagai
He seemed so glad to see me, it’s got Knife
And we talked about Salmon lines, and we drank ourselves some beers
Still Tony after all these years
Oh, still Tony after all these years
I'm not the kind of fan who tends to need allies
I seem to lean on old familiar page
And I ain't no fool for love songs that brother in law hears
Still Wookiee after all these years
Oh, still Wookie after all these years
All in lock picking
Scoundrels, yawning
Longing my life escape
I'll never worry
Why should Knife?
It's Chewbacca’s fate
Han, I sit by my Lando and I watch the art
I fear I'll do some bondage one fine day
But I would not be convicted by the Wookiee of my peers
Still Chewie after all these years
Oh, still crazy
Still Chewie
Still Chewie after all these years
Even with the change of lyrics and topics, I still picture Mr. Simon singing this in the turkey costume.
Again, whether Tony Salmons, Walt Simonson, Gene Day or Ron frenz, for all intents and purposes, the penciller is the same. Consistency was the name of Palmer's game!