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A friend of mine has the really close to final prelim of this -neat to see the actual finished painitng
This is really neat I fianlly got a Hammett paperback cover to go with my x9 art last year-also interesting that this occurs as a sequel to the Maltese Falcon was just published by Max Allan Collins
This will be really hard given the amount of jungle art that existed and survived fro mthe 1940s and early 1950s I men this could be nyoka as well as sheena . On thing to do is to check the board against complete pages as the type of baord varied by year and company thta might help narrow it a bit. Lee Roberts used to cut up panels and use them as psotcards -on the other hand Iger shop and other art was cut down and reformatted for late reprints so that also is a possibilty. Good luck
Which is pretty amazing cause when I got mine years ago from the guy who was repping him they were $75 for 2 pages! Those were the days and 4 of the pages I got recapped the origin story!
Did yo ushoot the pages individually or was this book done one to a sheet of strathmore? I have 4 pages by Garcia Lopez from it and they are all done two to a board (and yes it is a remarkable series
I think I may have a couple of tiers from this story - I wish they had statted all this stuf before they cut it up would love to read some of these rejected gems
This looks like it is a full size golden age page. Do you know if it was also reprinted in the newspapers? I ask because I now have 4 pieces by different Golden age DC artists that also did editorial/sports etc. cartoons.
A really nice page from one of my farotie series thanks for sharing
I enjoy his pecil art more than when it is inked - but a lot of it is in one collection (whcih I see once a year but it would be nice to own another pencil piece by him)
I haven't seen any hamilton art in years and this is one of my favorites
This one I hadn't seen before - I like Pitt and own several pages but a lot of them were destroyed in a fire at his studio or house so it is always good to see another oe Ihaven't seen over the years thanks for posting
Love Arturo Del Castillo - own a page and would love more at least of his 3 musketeers realted work (not as interested in his westerns where he uses a simpler linework) Glad yo ugot one before they al ldisappeared into collections
One of my favroties I own the color guide to it and view it daily
Another beauty
one of my favotire articles he illustrated
Nice job this has been on my list of possible recreations if I get back to ahving them done
Sold this at Windy Cit ya few weeks ago to Albert Moy glad it got a new good home
I love the different textures and linework tahnks for the tearsheet scan I will take a crack at reading the story!
Nir su where you live but there is als opulpfest in pittsburgh thoug hwindy City is more art oreinted - Pulpfest is more Burroughs oriented
Nir su where you live but there is als opulpfest in pittsburgh thoug hwindy City is more art oreinted - Pulpfest is more Burroughs oriented
Yes in the 1980's Rich used to promote the Chcaigo COmicon on his program when it was only on TV in Chicago so I was actually on the program usually once a year tossing rubber chickens and talking about the con's benefit art auction and when I saw the Lunchbox I had t ohave it! It is neat he had gone so far
That is a little eaglemoss Adam Strange on the left of the Pocket pInups card set I co-authored and on the other side of Betty (and the Mexican cucifix) is the rocketeer (not eaglemoss) A boo kaward is above.Eaglemoss are lead figures!
Had that eyars ago - the stroy if I remember right dealt with smugging dope
Wow that survived? I had a Fabian recreation of it eyars ago
Congrats Spillane art is realy rare . I may still ahve a signed firstedition of the book if yo ucan use it (would bring it up the next time I am i nthe area) Best George
I saw Steve smith's write up i nthe cfa apa and really enjoy your art
Interesting this passed trhough my hands as a complelte story a dozen or more years ago! (there were so many Duranona stories it was hard t keep track)
Thanks Have alwasy wanted a piece by him (again I stupidly traded of my other peices decades ago)
Need to shoot it out of the plastic I am a fan of Frank Borth and wouldlove art from one of the serials he did for treasure chest
As yo ucan see from other examles in my galery Lerry is a retty amazing painter - in fact when his final painting for I Married a Dead Man went too high on Heritge (and sadly Larry didn't own it it had been extroted from him by an art Diretor eyars ago) I was pefectly happy with his pencil preliem for the main figure on it. I find it interesting ho prelims vary by artist some like Larry's are really detailed other like Robert Maguire are really loose. Mark Schultz's toanl prelims are amazing
Yes I have enjoyed it for years -often people ignore thi other side of cartoonists when they are doing work for themsleves or as a learning process
WOw that is better than the origibak cver it realy glows!
They are reall yscarce I have only seen to coverless copies at $100+ each but that may be where these are from
Hmm reading it I wonder if the guy in the xostume is sparkman? Or someone posing as him- need to find my first issue of sparkman reprintng the first 4 stories
Historic golden age page
I had another page from this sequence Greenwood is really good and little known today
Wow truly psychotronic talking dy bear monsters etc- the golden age at its best absurdity
One of the better 1950s crime series
closer to really good astarita
I love Schaffenberger's fawcett art
Reall ynice and he shadow is not an overlay
another kirby inpsired page neat
