Gallery Comments by Tate Hemlock

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Paul Gulacy - The Grackle #4 (Apr 1997) Page 17
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 8/13/2024

Marcus Wai said:

Some great stylish designwork by Gulacy!� The Grackle�may not be for the spandex crowd, but it has just as much action and thrills with Gulacy's story design and pacing.�

I love Gulacy's work. I'm stoked to finally own a page!!!

Stan Goldberg - Kathy #25 (October 1963) Pg 24
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 5/28/2024

John C said:

Beauty. Welcome to CAF.

Thank you!

Stan Goldberg - Kathy #25 (October 1963) Pg 24
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 5/9/2024

Marcus Wai said:

Wonderful bobs�hairstyles of the day!� I can imagine kids taking this to the beauty parlour and pointing out�which style they wanted that day.

Really stoked to have scored a Stan Goldberg page before adopting the DeCarlo Archie House style.

Al Hartley & Jon D'Agostino - Betty and Me #41 (Apr 1972)
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 5/1/2024

Marcus Wai said:

Great fgood girl look with rockin' figures!� Archie is barking up the wrong tree in this title page!� Unique look for Veronica with her thick�eyelashes!

I love the way Al Hartley renders the Riverdale girls!

Gene Colan & Jon D'Agostino - Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #188 (Jun 1987)
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 4/29/2024

Marcus Wai said:

I'm sure the inker would be tasked to traditional up the look no matter who drew it.

And Jon D'Agostino was an Archie inker for a loooooooong time!

Gene Colan & Jon D'Agostino - Archie's Pals 'n' Gals #188 (Jun 1987)
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 4/29/2024

Marcus Wai said:

Looks great with the Colan staging of the story.� The black background Colan added weight to the atmosphere at the top to frame all three of our�main characters.

I really like the way Colan renders the Riverdale characters but I feel it's the secondary characters where it's mroe apparently the work of Colan.

Don Heck & Murphy Anderson - Detective Comics #433 (Mar 1973) - Jason Bard
Owner: Tate Hemlock

Comment posted on 4/29/2024

Marcus Wai said:

Really hot genre that was the trend of the early 70's with sleuthing stories!� Even Batman playing detective was not enough to satisfy the audience's hunger for these stories!� Heck and Anderson bring that hard boiled edge of the crime genre to the title page.

I always thought Jason Bard was one of the better Detective backup strips. Especially with Don Heck on the art. If I recall correctly, he was briefly a backup strip in Batman too.

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