Saturday Jacovitti Day.
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Saturday, April 30, 2011
Friday, April 29, 2011
A More Serious Post
Friday Comic Book Day.
For the first five issues of DC's Western Comics Howard (Howie) Post tried his hand at a realistic style for Rodeo Rick. Although this informations is available on the Grnd Comic Book Database, I guess that many of those who love Post for his children'stories will be very much surprised by these.
as a bonus, I have a one page filler Post did for All-Star Western #58:
Friday Comic Book Day.
For the first five issues of DC's Western Comics Howard (Howie) Post tried his hand at a realistic style for Rodeo Rick. Although this informations is available on the Grnd Comic Book Database, I guess that many of those who love Post for his children'stories will be very much surprised by these.
as a bonus, I have a one page filler Post did for All-Star Western #58:
Robinson Crucial
Thursday Late Reading Material.
Earlier this week I showed two Alfred stories by Jerry Robinson. I will be looking out for any others. Here are three more Robinson masterpieces. I have said it before and will say it again: in my opinion Robinson did his best solo work for Timely in the fifties, both in the early fifties, when his art was lightyears ahead of every and later on when he just through of these small gems in between his other more serious illustration work. It is not well remembered, not often reprinted and he has been done a huge disservice by those who only see how much it resembled the work of his pupil Steve Ditko.
Thursday Late Reading Material.
Earlier this week I showed two Alfred stories by Jerry Robinson. I will be looking out for any others. Here are three more Robinson masterpieces. I have said it before and will say it again: in my opinion Robinson did his best solo work for Timely in the fifties, both in the early fifties, when his art was lightyears ahead of every and later on when he just through of these small gems in between his other more serious illustration work. It is not well remembered, not often reprinted and he has been done a huge disservice by those who only see how much it resembled the work of his pupil Steve Ditko.
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