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Thanks, Marcus!! Yes, I tried to stay as loyal to the source material as possible..
haha You sound like my younger brother Martin. He never pays for any kind of streaming service. Yes, I'm well aware. But still wary of fully embracing the Dark Side of the Force!..
haha Yes Marcus, I'm well aware of the slave wages.. I've already been told a few times about it. But I want to experience it first-hand and come to my own conclusions. I've already made a number of contacts with other artists and companies.. so I'm not putting all my eggs exclusively in the TOPPS basket!
Thanks, Michael! I felt pretty safe using the Kirby model!.. Would love to try some riffs on different artists sometime.
I sincerely hope Hal Verb went straight to Hell, after that! What an awful thing to do to a comic-loving child!!!
Beautiful inked panel prelim, Benno! It's truly astonishing how many iterations Sandy goes thru to find that level of perfection his artistic sensibilities demand?! I have a few examples from this story, myself!
Wow, what a find!!.. Congrats!
I think I have a copy of the other Cap piece in my Mark Schultz scrapbook. Email me if you need a copy?
Awesome piece!! I fell in love with that strip when our family traveled to Holland in the late-70s and I saw/read Jacovitti's JAK MANDOLINO in a copy of PEP Magazine!
Thanks George, but not necessary.. I'd be curious to see a copy of the PLAYBOY magazine to see how the illustration was printed. But I haven't been curious enough to hunt down a copy! haha
Hoping I'll get to see you again in the Springtime at Jeff's new digs in Guelph, if that happens! Best, -- Rich
Dang, the foreground dude got it right in the sacroiliac!!
Fantastic pages, Warren! I had no idea Franc Reyes inked Kubert. I worked alongside Franc at Nelvana for a time. He was working in the Design Dept. on the "Cads and Dinos" cartoon..
A fantastic Charles Burns example, Jeff.. Congrats!! I've been a long time Burns fan and would love to add a piece to my collection. But as you say, the art is hard to find and often out of my price range. I emailed with Galerie Martel on a few LOVE NEST plates, but never quite pulled the trigger..
Thanks again, Chris.. It was a pleasure working with you on this!
Outstanding piece, Dan.. Congrats!
Thanks a lot, Bob! No, I'm not that familiar with Starlin. It doesn't show that well, but I looked at a lot of Nowlan. The light standard with the hydro box and wires was definitely inspired by Nowlan.
Fantastic page, Malcolm.. Congrats!
Thanks, Kevin! Yes, I find these prelims fascinating. It's like getting a film script with notes and storyboard ideas written in the margins.
His last words: "....it...was....WORTH... it!! *gasp* "
Thank you for your kind words, Steven! Yeah, it would've been an amazing experience to work with him. But I was happy to know him as a friend. Got to hang with him at SDCC shows I attended. He even let me sell my self-published Sketchbook from his Booth? Talk about the ultimate DS Fan Experience?! LOL
I'm 99% sure this is rough ink sketch by Design Supervisor: Charles E. (Ted) Bastien..
That is AMAZING, Jeff!! Wanna know why? 'Cuz I was the guy that hand-colored it! I was working at Dragon Lady Comics, at the time..
Beautiful page, Jeff! I had no idea that John had pages like that in his collection..
These are fantastic! They're from the 1982 Animated Feature: "TIME MASTERS (Les Maitres Du Temps).. I have the art book for it.
Yeah, there aren't very many holes in Sandy's art game.. Great compositions and strong volumetric drawing!
Yeah, I think Mignola was barely 2 years in on HELLBOY? He seemed a little more open to occasionally working on stuff outside his familiar milieu..
