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William "Bill" Stout

Artist: Bill Stout (All)

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Title:	William "Bill" Stout
Artist:	Bill Stout (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Sketchbook
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	1,248
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	6
Added to Site:	7/3/2011
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Now that the book is almost full, and as a Next generation of comics fans enters the fray in my family, oldest daughter Katy has taken it upon herself to acquire "updates" as she comes across those still alive inside the book.

The color portion of this page was done by Bill at a Hollywood Super Sunday hosted by Terry Stroud and David Alexander is earlier simpler times in 1974

the dinosaur background was drawn by Bill for Katy at a New York City comicon in 1998 - interesting combo, eh?

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	Robert Beerbohm
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Last Login:	July 2023
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Justin Leigh Leiter
Member Since 2004

Posted on 7/5/2011

Wow, a rare old con drawing by Bill...interesting how he has the dino sorta floating in the background. Cool!

Robert Beerbohm
Member Since 2010

Posted on 7/5/2011

Justin Leigh Leiter wrote:

Wow, a rare old con drawing by Bill...interesting how he has the dino sorta floating in the background. Cool!

The color portion was done in 1974 in Hollywood, the B&W dino in 1999 a quarter century later at a New York City show -:)

Justin Leigh Leiter
Member Since 2004

Posted on 7/5/2011

Robert Beerbohm wrote:

The color portion was done in 1974 in Hollywood, the B&W dino in 1999 a quarter century later at a New York City show -:)

Yep..and you can certainly see the evolution in his drawing style!

Robert Beerbohm
Member Since 2010

Posted on 7/5/2011

Justin Leigh Leiter wrote:

Yep..and you can certainly see the evolution in his drawing style!

As an aside, I still feel proud I supplied Bill with the very last Frazetta comic book he needed to complete everything Frank every did in comic books which was Leroy #2 published by Standard in 1949. Others were on the trail for Bill for some time back in the day, twas I who lucked into this rare Golden Ager

Justin Leigh Leiter
Member Since 2004

Posted on 7/5/2011

Robert Beerbohm wrote:

Very cool..and a very early Frazetta to be sure! Btw, checked out your amazing Rick Griffin pieces..one of my all-time favorites..incredible stuff. Must have been great to have known and worked with the man.

Robert Beerbohm
Member Since 2010

Posted on 11/23/2012

Justin Leigh Leiter wrote:

Just noticed this, back in the summer I was going to a lot fo comicons. When he got in to his art, Rick was a tough task master. It was an honor to have opened up whta ended up being a Rick Grifffin art gallery grand opening June 1 1991. We began work on it in early Feb. Took five months, was one of my main high points of my life on this planet

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