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so true... I have at least two more that I have to scan and upload. Love his stuff and lucky to see him at a number of SoCal cons.
Indeed! Moreover, the digital production of the animation has taken numerous current animated titles (e.g. Archer, Rick and Morty...) out the collecting realm. Reproductions are not quite the same... Thanks for the added info, too.
Thanks, I wish I could take the credit for commissioning, but he had this already done at his table.
You are correct. It was likely the summer of 1981, since the book came out in 1980. It is not later than 1983 (the last year I went to Chicago). I was going on memory when I put this up. I will have to see if I can dig up info on the convention to nail down a better date.
Thanks for the correction - Almost put Dave Mesina in this time. Despite having the information in front of me, my brain just wants to write other thoughts...
What a great piece! Makes me laugh every time I see it.
Thanks... However, I still in school and $ limited. I remember seeing some pretty amazing pieces that Byrne was doing over the years at Chicago.
Thanks, Eric. That was what influenced my choice of Red Sonja. I really liked the Team-Ups with Byrne. I also have another from the era with Spidey and Arcade's (MTU #66) head in the background that I will post sooner or later.
I wasn't quite sure... I do remember Buckler saying he would be interested in doing a Deathlok book if they put one out. Thanks for setting the timeline straight, Michael.
Wow! What a nice illustration. Always loved The Maxx. Thanks for sharing.
What a great piece! I really prefer Mike's pencils over inks and that is a perfect example of why. Wow.
Really cool dynamic illo! I agree with you - it is a great companion to my Diamond Dist. Pencil!
I was pretty happy when I saw it. I see you have some Canete's as well.
