Posts Tagged ‘Neal Adams’
October 8, 2010
For me, the 60’s was an introduction to illustration and solidifying a foundation for drawing. I was at the perfect age to get swept up in the pop culture of the time. Bat-mania, Bond-mania, hot rods, surfers, creature features, the british invasion and California’s musical response to it. I was part of that baby-boomer bunch that assimilated all media (that was available at the time) and processed it by thinking that everyone should be able to contribute to it.
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Tags: Alan Weiss, Alex Ross, Bernard Fuchs, Berni Wrightson, Bob Peak, Boris Vallejo, Creepy, Crusty Bunkers, DC Comics, Eerie, Enrich, Esteban Moroto, Filipino Comic Artists, Frazetta, Gil Kane, Gray Morrow, Howard Chaykin, James Bama, Jose Gonzales, Luis Garcia, Marshall Rogers, Marvel Comics, Michael Kaluta, Mike Ploog, Neal Adams, Nestor Redondo, P. Craig Russell, Paul Gulacy, Richard Amsel, Robert McGinnis, Sanjulian, Skywald magazines, Spanish Comic Artists, Steranko, Vampirella, Walt Simonson, Warren magazines
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December 29, 2009
As some of you may know, the comic artist George Tuska passed away recently. It got me to thinking that, as an older comic reader alive during the silver/bronze ages, an entire generation (or two) of artists are reaching their final deadlines.
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Tags: Berni Wrightson, Comics, Frank Frazetta, Gil Kane, Howard Chaykin, Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko, Neal Adams
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December 24, 2008
Comics as an entertainment medium depends on art. Otherwise they’re prose Pulp Adventures; perhaps at best SF or Action serials. So, regardless what writers will tell you (and there are some great writers) it will always come down to the sequential art. Here’s where the problems with comics lies. Artists are then divided into who […]
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Tags: Adam Hughes, brands, Comics, Creepy, DC, Eerie, Frazetta, illustration, illustrators, J.G. Jones, James Bama, licensing, magazines, Marvel, Neal Adams, publishers, Rich Buckler, Steranko, Vampirella, Warren publications
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May 3, 2008
Folks like Rich Johnson over at CBR’s Lying in the Gutters take delight in pointing out when comics artists swipe (or ape) another artists or a photograph’s image. Sometimes it’s pretty funny, as in the constant ribbing of Greg Land. However, sometimes it’s fairly scarry, (and this is not Rich’s fault) as when it looks […]
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Tags: Bruce Lee, CBR, Celebrities, comic artists, Comic Book Resources, Comics, David Mack, David Niven, Green Arrow, Green Lantern, Greg Land, James Coburn, Lying in the Gutters, Marlon Brando, Master of Kung Fu, Neal Adams, Paul Gulacy, Rich Johnson, Sean Connery, Spiro Agnew, Swipes
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