That Emil Gershwin guy sure could draw some pretty comic book stories. These are from Forbidden #1, #3 and #33. The later one seems toned down a bit.
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Showing posts with label Emil Gershwin. Show all posts
Saturday, August 26, 2017
The Other Gershwin
Friday Comic Book Day.
That Emil Gershwin guy sure could draw some pretty comic book stories. These are from Forbidden #1, #3 and #33. The later one seems toned down a bit.
That Emil Gershwin guy sure could draw some pretty comic book stories. These are from Forbidden #1, #3 and #33. The later one seems toned down a bit.
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Rapsody In Crime
Friday Comic Book Day.
What I like about the early issues of Crime Detective is the fact they were using any and all artists. I #3 there suddenly appeared two stories by Emil Gershwin, who later found fame as one America's preeminent sf illustrators in the pulps of the fifties as Gersh. When I see his allustrations I always secretly whish he had done comics - and here they are. And now I wish he had done more. And apparently he did, but most of it in superhero comics whic I don't really follow.
What I like about the early issues of Crime Detective is the fact they were using any and all artists. I #3 there suddenly appeared two stories by Emil Gershwin, who later found fame as one America's preeminent sf illustrators in the pulps of the fifties as Gersh. When I see his allustrations I always secretly whish he had done comics - and here they are. And now I wish he had done more. And apparently he did, but most of it in superhero comics whic I don't really follow.
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