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Legendary Illustration Art of NC Wyeth Hb
J. David Spurlock follows his hit Painting of St. John book with this Wyeth collection packed with rare and classic color images featuring Robinson Caruso, Charlamange, patriots, patriarchs, The Mysterious Stranger, swashbucklers, Robin Hood. pirates, pilgrims, indians, dragons, Westerns, conquistadors, wizards, and maidens. A great many of these images have never appeared in any other Wyeth art book collection.
Art of Neal Adams Dlx
From his early days doing the Ben Casey newspaper strip through his ground-breaking run on Superman Batman, Green Lantern and Deadman, chilling work for Eerie and Creepy magazines and even into theme park design and animation, Adams has become a larger-than-life presence in the comics world. This includes classic and rare illustrations as well as an overview of his seldom-seen paintings. This deluxe, slipcased edition features 16 additional pages of artwork not featured in the soft-cover version and is signed by the artist.
Jeffrey Jones Sketchbook
Beautiful pen and ink sketches by renowned artist Jeffrey Jones, with a sprinkling of his painted work interspersed throughout. Interior is black and white, with rich color dust-jacket. Compiled with the help of George Pratt and David Spurlock, with an intro by Michael Friendlander. Includes a conversation with Jeffrey Jones and George Pratt.
Joe Kubert
JOE KUBERT!...the legendary Hawkman, Tarzan, Enemy Ace, Batman, Sgt Rock artist and critically acclaimed graphic novelist of Tor, Abraham Stone, Fax From Sarajevo, Sgt Rock, and Yossel. In his new book, JOE KUBERT: How to Draw from Life, designed for more mature art students, professionals and enthusiasts, Kubert presents a wealth of his own drawings from nude models spanning his years as an artist and art instructor. This book is accompanied by Kubert's commentary on drawing from life. Subjects include gesture drawing, contour drawing, the figure in motion, short studies, long studies, drawing women, the figure in perspective, form and structure, anatomy, and lighting. This is surely the most significant How-To book from a major comics creator this year.
Domino Lady
From Indiana Jones to The Shadow, he's visualized more classic fictional icons than any other American artist and now he's added another, in a spectacular volume which incorporates four favorite Steranko themes: pulp fiction, noir mystery, art deco, and beautiful women. A new painted cover showcasing equal parts danger, intrigue, and sex appeal. Each adventure pits the sultry femme fatale against vicious gangsters and secret societies, all of which are captured by evocative Steranko double-page title illustrations. And as a SPECIAL BONUS, he has also authored a new thriller that reveals the sin-tillating secrets of the Domino Lady's lethal origin for the first time ever! She's the quintessential `30s pulp vixen, a masked manhunter in a noir deco world, right out of a Warner Bros. thriller in a handsome format.
Steranko
Explosive with art, graphics, and photos, the package incorporates illustrated chapters of compelling autobiographical stories, historic documentation, and revealing analytical insights about comics' most controversial artist-writerperformer, the man who has inspired generations of creators, from Jack Kirby to Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Michael Chabon.
Drawings of Women by Roy G. Krenkel
This Hugo Award winner is among most noted fantasy artists of the 20th century. From sci-fi pulp magazines, EC Comics, to illustrations for Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert E. Howard. Krenkel's influence can be seen on artists such as Frazetta, Wrightson, and Williamson. Michael Wm. Kaluta provides a foreword to this collection of Krenkel drawings of women.
Steranko
Explosive with art, graphics, and photos, the package incorporates illustrated chapters of compelling autobiographical stories, historic documentation, and revealing analytical insights about comics' most controversial artist-writerperformer, the man who has inspired generations of creators, from Jack Kirby to Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Michael Chabon.
Steranko Dlx Signed
Explosive with art, graphics, and photos, the package incorporates illustrated chapters of compelling autobiographical stories, historic documentation, and revealing analytical insights about comics' most controversial artist-writerperformer, the man who has inspired generations of creators, from Jack Kirby to Pulitzer-Prize winning novelist Michael Chabon.
Love on the Racks
For the better part of three decades romance comics were an American institution. Nearly 6000 titles were published between 1947 and 1977, and for a time one in five comics sold in the U.S. was a romance comic. This first full-length study examines the several types of romance comics, their creators and publishing history. The author explores significant periods in the development of the genre, including the origins of Archie Comics and other teen publications, the romance comic "boom and bust" of the 1950s, and their sudden disappearance when fantasy and superhero comics began to dominate in the late 1970s.
