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Thanks, Tommy. Kirby using the last of his energy before quitting Marvel. Such a pity Marvel didn't treat him better... regards Mark
Hi pierreux G, Thanks for your comments. Yeah…this is a lovely piece. A complete piece of art even though it is on Teddy's xerox. I checked out your gallery and we like a lot of the same artists. McKean, Fregredo, Guy Davis (great artist!), Muth, Kyle Baker (only digital now, damn!), Mark Hempel (Breathtaker is a fantastic book) and of course Teddy and Bjarne. I met Bjarne when I was an art director at Ogilvy and Mather and commissioned him to do some work…as I did with many other illustrators. I'm always trying to get more illustrations into ad campaigns. Thanks for opening my eyes to John Watkiss…I didn't know his work until I saw your gallery…I will certainly be watching him. regards Mark
Thanks...and yes you do have the preceding page. Those two pages are like a pause between all the action... Checked your gallery out...great collection of Mignola...and other stuff. regards Mark
Thanks, Jean André That's high praise coming from a man with your amazing collection. I'm also a huge fan of Kubert's Green Berets and you collection of Kubert art is just far out. regards Mark
Thanks M. T. You are the first to comment on these prelims. I like them a lot. They have a certain charm and it's interesting to see a work in progress...although from the sketches one can see that Eisner already had planned the pages...theres not much variation from thumbnail to finished page. I enjoyed looking in on your gallery...you have some pretty fantastic pieces there. Love Seth's work...so brilliantly drawn. regards Mark
Hi Mark, Thanks for your comment. You're the only one to remark on this. I find the art facinating, because of the iconic image of the Statue of Liberty and the terrifying imaginary scenario...as well as the great artwork. I did find it curious that the art hadn't been picked up...maybe it's not what one would have hanging on the wall if you were american...but, hey, it's just art and a great story. But maybe I wouldn't go for a piece of art showing terrorists destroying the Little Mermaid : ) On another note...I checked out your galley and the Gulacy Sabre page you have is amazing. I remember being blown away the first time I read the story. I missed Steranko and this page was welcome return to that kind of art. I've never understood why Marvel never teamed Gulacy up with a great writer and produced a SHEILD book. regards Mark
Amazing strip. So much in one panel and then a sexy, cool woman. Just beautifull. Congrats.
Oh...I love Yellow Submarine. It's a great drawing you've made and the colours are as lovely as in the film. I saw Yellow Submarine when I was a kid and drew the Beatles, the Submarine and the Blue Meanies on my room wall...not as good as your drawing...but it was a fun room to grow up in. best wishes and keep drawing mark copenhagen, denmark
