A few moons ago (actually quite a few moons), on my original blog, I had a habit of posting enlarged panels from some of my favourite comics. Not only do they look cool that way, but you really get a glimpse of the seemingly effortless techniques of the artists with this kind of detail, so I’m doing it again…
Amazing Spider-Man #97 - June, 1971 "In The Grip Of The Goblin"
Story: Stan Lee. Pencils: Gil Kane. Inks: Frank Giacoia. Letters: Sam Rosen.
Detail of a production page from 2000 AD Prog #262. Art by Dave Gibbons.
Amazing Spider-Man #86 - July, 1970 "Beware... The Black Widow!" Script: Stan Lee. Pencils: John Romita Sr. Inks: Jim Mooney. Letters: Sam Rosen.
Doctor Who by Harry Lindfield, from my copy of Countdown #5 - March 20th, 1971.
Detail from the movie poster for The Green Slime, 1968.
Directed by Kinji Fukasaku. Poster Art by Victor Livoti.
Prog #441, 26th October, 1985. Art by Cam Kennedy.
Fantastic Four #94 - January, 1970 (B/W reprint)
"The Return of The Frightful Four". Story: Stan Lee. Pencils: Jack Kirby. Inks: Joe Sinnott. Letters: Sam Rosen.
Detail from the cover of Adventure Comics, Starring Supergirl #415 - February 1972.
Oh, Wicked Wanda! Published by Penthouse.
Script: Frederic Mullally. Art: Ron Embleton.
From my graphics back-up archive. The Prog box for 2000AD using Quagmire by Device fonts - 21.03.2001
2000AD prog #502 (Cover Detail) Art: Glenn Fabry.
Bulletproof Coffin - Disinterred, Image Comics, January 2012.
Script: David Hine. Art: Shaky Kane.
My portrait of Shaky, for Image Comics, featuring the previous drawing.
Exeter, Devon, UK, 2011.
From the Judge Dredd Megazine series, The Bendatti Vendetta.
Script: Robbie Morrison. Art: John Burns.
Next: Not sure yet, but I’ll try and keep it interesting.
Great selection - good to see Shaky in there! Romita always looks good in these blow-ups too.
Love, love, love these blown-up panels!