30 days ago by inkdestroyedmybrush

Over at Sequential Crush Jacque Nodell has posted a wonderful interview with Irene Vartanoff who had worked at both Marvel and DC back in the early '70's. It covers a variety of topics and is just great reading both from the sociological aspect as well as the comic aspect! DC Comics made a heroic ef ...

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34 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Shark: I agree about Colletta. I think he imparted a softness that suited some books (such as Thor). And he did a good job on females in general. Check out his inks on Colan’s work in Marvel Super-Heroes #15 (July 1968), which featured a full-length Medusa story. The Colan-Colletta Medusa is one of ...

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39 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Don Newton: But this begs the question, could Vinnie actually ink? Yeah, he could and he could pencil too. Take a gander to my right. I know it’s hard to believe, but his is the work of Vinnie Colletta. Look! Detail in the backgrounds! Flowing form in the women’s hair! Depth in the inks! WOMAN WITH ...

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41 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Doc V.: MYSTIC #28’s “Not Dead Enough” has an eye-catching drop-dead gorgeous, buxom blonde bombshell in the splash. The concurrent romance stories are similar. Colletta looked like he wanted to be a pin-up artist. His women in early 1954 are strikingly sexy and the influence of Marilyn Monroe is ev ...

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42 days ago by Tiina

If you’re confused about why girls lust over Robert Pattison, try and wrap your mind around who they crushed on 30 years ago. Free Dave Madden poster! No way! Huh. Well, there it is. I don’t know if I see the appeal. He was sort of a father figure, right? A dark, looming protector? So, maybe Robert ...

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43 days ago by dc

My pal David Roach mentioned in passing that he was contributing to a Spanish blog called Deskartes Mil which is devoted to great Spanish comic artists. (I have included the Google Translated version here as my link – hope it works) Holy smokes! When I went to take a look at Deskartes Mil my jaw dro ...

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49 days ago by Walt

When she speaks, a large white bubble pops out of her head Straight out of a Roy Lichtenstein painting Link

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51 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Cat-Scratch on Warlord 24: The art was really nice, despite Vince Colletta being there on the inks, but I think it was only a backgrounds job for him as Mike Grell’s style is barely diminished. I could guess that there was a word in Vince’s ear, who knows? Note to Cat-Scratch: Vinnie inked the whole ...

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58 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Granfalloon: I went to the exhibit on comic art at the Jewish Museum in New York last year. The original art for a Thor cover where he fights Ulik (I think was his name– a big Troll creature) was on display. Colletta’s inks were excellent and perfectly suited to the subject matter. He even did some ...

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61 days ago by themostbeautifulwomenonearth

Scott Rowland: Actually, Tuska is one of only two artists I thought had strong enough pencils to look good with Colletta’s inking, the other being Jack Kirby. WOMAN WITH A TOWEL ART BY VINCENT COLLETTA Vincent Colletta, Vince Colletta, Vinnie Colletta, comic books, comic book art, romance comics, ro ...

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