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This time the name I redacted was mine. I don't remember the year but it was when the first issue came out.
It's funny, I've had this piece for quite a while and didn't really wonder what was underneath the white out. After I posted it yesterday I used a flash light and checked. Take care and be safe Brett.
Yeah me neither, his X-men story would have looked awesome!
He put every inch of that page to good use. Never heard of Zaffino before so thanks for that!
Fantastic piece! That's a really nice run of Truman and Grell too, congrats!
That is a beautiful full pencil piece! Practically walks of the page.
Drew may have enjoyed drawing Luse as a woman and used some of the visuals for Lynn, like the widow's peak.
Thanks, but it's definately Lusiphur. I commissioned it from Drew in 1999 and Lynn didn't appear until a couple of years later. I also have the cover to Salvation Vol. 7 posted which is also Lusiphur but with the big arm tattoo.
Just so you know, one of your Poison Elves pages (issue 71 pg 19) is misnamed as Drew Hay so it's seperated from the others. I actually have four pages that go with that scene that I haven't added yet from issue #72. That's a nice run you have, congrats!
I've noticed that a lot of the time the pencils of an artist can express more emotion and texture.
He's one of my all time favorites, writing and art. I'm not an artist but the gold parts seem to be zipatone that was intentionally colored gold by Guy at the time. I just added another page I hadn't gotten around to adding yet as an example (Baker Street #9 pg 7). The only parts not zipatoned are the pure white parts but only in specific places is it golden. I think he used the gold to add subtler shades of grey to give the work more depth when it's printed in black and white. Like the old black and white movies had people dressed in odd color clothes based on how that color would apear in black and white. That's just my guess.
The color changes to my Jason Alexander Empty Zone pages might be from the adhesive to keep the acetate affixed to the page but I'm not sure. Great detailed art regardless.
Grendel, so it all worked out. Since he sold one he decided to sell me the other when I asked.
