Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DC Comics. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Wrightson's Solomon Grundy pencils, page 22
In case some of us have forgotten, this page shows how skillfully Bernie arranges areas of black and white. He mastered "chiaroscuro" before most of us could spell the word. It's all there in the pencils, which makes an inker's job a lot easier.
As discussed elsewhere, this story was written, pencilled and inked in 1997, but remained unpublished until 2010, in "Batman's Hidden Treasures".
As discussed elsewhere, this story was written, pencilled and inked in 1997, but remained unpublished until 2010, in "Batman's Hidden Treasures".
Labels:
Batman,
Batman villains,
Bernie Wrightson,
DC Comics,
inking,
process,
Ron Marz,
Solomon Grundy
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Outsiders Annual cover art
I hadn't seen this one for several years but the owner of the original painting posted a scan on the CAF site recently so I thought I'd update my old post, showing the sketch and pencils:
I'd forgotten how bad those old seps were. They really washed out the colors.
I'd forgotten how bad those old seps were. They really washed out the colors.
Labels:
Batman,
cover art,
Cover painting,
cover roughs,
DC Comics,
process,
the Outsiders
Friday, October 14, 2011
Remembering Bob Oksner...
...who would have been 95 today. Here's a one-page biography from a 1962 Jerry Lewis comic:
Here's a stern-looking portrait of Bob by Neal Adams, from a 1971 DC house ad announcing the winners of the ACBA awards. Nicely lettered by the inimitable Gaspar Saladino.
Finally, one of my favorite Oksner originals, a Supergirl page from a 1971 issue of Adventure Comics. By the way, future comic writer Steve Englehart assisted with the background inks on this page.
Here's a stern-looking portrait of Bob by Neal Adams, from a 1971 DC house ad announcing the winners of the ACBA awards. Nicely lettered by the inimitable Gaspar Saladino.
Finally, one of my favorite Oksner originals, a Supergirl page from a 1971 issue of Adventure Comics. By the way, future comic writer Steve Englehart assisted with the background inks on this page.
Labels:
Bob Oksner,
DC Comics,
Gaspar Saladino,
influences,
Neal Adams,
Supergirl
Monday, October 10, 2011
Batman, Batgirl and Robin
Labels:
Batgirl,
Batman,
DC Comics,
inking,
layouts,
pencil scans,
pin-up,
process,
Robin,
Unpublished work
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Batgirl pin-up
Labels:
Batgirl,
DC Comics,
fire hydrants,
inking,
pencil scans,
pin-up,
sketches,
Unpublished work
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
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