More Ron Embleton, this time from A Valiant 1968 Yearbook. The colors have been pushed a bit to hard, but that is how I go it. Illustrative comic art in the most literal sense.
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Saturday, May 13, 2017
Historic Art
Saturday Leftover Day.
More Ron Embleton, this time from A Valiant 1968 Yearbook. The colors have been pushed a bit to hard, but that is how I go it. Illustrative comic art in the most literal sense.
More Ron Embleton, this time from A Valiant 1968 Yearbook. The colors have been pushed a bit to hard, but that is how I go it. Illustrative comic art in the most literal sense.
Wicked Sensations
Friday Comic Book Day.
From the same stash of the British weekly TV 21 Century as the Daleks story I showed you ealrier this week, comes a long story with characters from the Gerry Anderson puppies series Stingray. It is drawn by Ron Embleton, who might be better know from his Little Annie Fanny imitation Wicked Wanda. I personally first saw his work when he did a fill-in story for The Trigan Empire for Don Lawrence, which I read when I was a kid. His 'glowing' colors seemed extra special to me, although in later years it seemed a bit like an unnecessary trick. He certainly wasn't the master story teller Don Lawrence was.
From the same stash of the British weekly TV 21 Century as the Daleks story I showed you ealrier this week, comes a long story with characters from the Gerry Anderson puppies series Stingray. It is drawn by Ron Embleton, who might be better know from his Little Annie Fanny imitation Wicked Wanda. I personally first saw his work when he did a fill-in story for The Trigan Empire for Don Lawrence, which I read when I was a kid. His 'glowing' colors seemed extra special to me, although in later years it seemed a bit like an unnecessary trick. He certainly wasn't the master story teller Don Lawrence was.
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