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Alex Raymond ....Flash Gordon

 
Alex Raymond  
Alexander Gillespie "Alex" Raymond was an American cartoonist, best known for creating Flash Gordon for King Features in 1934. 
Wikipedia Born: October 2, 1909, New Rochelle Died: September 6, 1956
Education: Grand Central School of Art 
Awards: Reuben Award for Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year, Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame Gordon de 

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Alex Raymond - "Flash Gordon"
Good as the others were, my personal gold medal goes to Alex Raymond who drew "Flash Gordon." And "Secret Agent X-9," "Jungle Jim" and, later, "Rip Kirby." Like Foster, his action drawings were more subdued than Hogarth's. His compositions were good and his use of blacks and chiaroscuro was effective. Where Raymond shined was drawing people; at that task he was perhaps the best comic strip artist ever. Examples from "Flash Gordon" are below.



Nice use of black. Keep in mind that the Sunday "Flash Gordon" was colored, which meant that Raymond had to leave plenty of white areas available for the flat colors used in newspaper reproduction in those bygone days when printing was by letterpress (today offset printing is most commonly used).


There's some missing continuity to the lower row. In a clipped-off panel to the left, post-wedding, merciless Ming states "Now that I've kept my promise to make her empress, take this rebel girl to the dungeons and execute her at once!"


A fine drawing. I really like the '30s streamliner-type car Raymond designed.

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Flash Gordon The Greatest Adventure of All [1982]

Inspirational Leader: Hayao Miyazaki

Inspirational Leader: Hayao Miyazaki 

JACK KIRBY-- A True Hero of Hollywood

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Jack Kirby

Jack Kirby, born Jacob Kurtzberg, was an American comic book artist, writer and editor regarded by historians and fans as one of the major innovators and most influential creators in the comic book medium. Wikipedia

Born: August 28, 1917, New York City

Died: February 6, 1994, Thousand Oaks

Spouse: Roz Goldstein (m. 1942)

Children: Lisa R. Kirby, Barbara J. Kirby, Neal L. Kirby, Susan M. Kirby

Parents: Benjamin Kurtzberg, Rose Kurtzberg

 http://www.tcj.com/jack-kirby-interview/


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Harvey Kurtzman ...Masters of the Comic Book Art

Harvey Kurtzman
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Harvey Kurtzman was an American cartoonist and editor of comic books and magazines. His large body of work include writing and editing the parodic comic book Mad from 1952 until 1956, and the sexy and ... Wikipedia Born: October 3, 1924, Brooklyn Died: February 21, 1993 Books: The Bedside MAD, The Organization MAD, From Aargh! to Zap!, More Movies: Mad Monster Party, Comic Book Confidential Awards: Bill Finger Award, Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame Masters of the Comic Book Art 1/6

http://booksteveslibrary.blogspot.com/2011/12/funniest-man-who-ever-lived-9-harvey.html 

Harvey Kurtzman

Masters of the Comic Book Art 2/6

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 Comic Book Greats: Harvey Kurtzman and Jack Davis pt. 1

Comic Book Greats: Harvey Kurtzman and Jack Davis pt. 2



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Takehiko Inoue Japanese manga artist

Takehiko Inoue 
Takehiko Inoue is a Japanese manga artist, best known for the basketball manga Slam Dunk, which has become a success both in Japan and oversea 

 Takehiko Inoue(slum dunk, vagabond)
 Trailer DRAW Inoue Takehiko

 Takehiko Inoue(slum dunk, vagabond) documentary film #25

Gigantic haircut by manga artist Takehiko Inoue
 

Inoue Takehiko meets Gaudi -pepita- [HD] Official Book Trailer
Takehiko Inoue trabajando

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Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell fantasy artwork

Boris Vallejo 
Boris Vallejo is a Peruvian-born American painter. He immigrated to the United States in 1964, and he currently resides in Allentown, Pennsylvania. He frequently works with Julie Bell, his wife, painter, and model. Wikipedia Born: January 8, 1941 (age 71), Lima Artwork: Barbarella (1968) Movie Poster, European Vacation (1985) Movie Poster, More 

  Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell fantasy artwork
Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell, internationally renowned fantasy artists who live in the Valley are featured in the Allentown Art Museum's At the Edge: Art of the Fantastic show

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Boris Vallejo-pictures

Boris Vallejo Tribute
 
 Boris Vallejo & Julie Bell's Fantasy 2011 Wall Calendar
The Fabulous Women of Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell

Frank Frazetta

Frank Frazetta

First comic art published when he was only 16 (Tally Ho comics). Other assignments followed, allowing Frazetta to show his versatility (from loveable animals to westerns to sci-fi). From the early 1950s and into the 60s, handled art chores for Al Capp's Lil Abner comics. Best known for magazine covers for Warren Publications (Creepy, Eerie, Vamiperella, Blazing Combat) and paperback art for Edgar Rice Burroughs adventures (Tarzan, sci-fi titles) and Robert E Howard barbarian epics (Conan). Did several movie posters in the 1960s, usually for comedies, and more action-oriented films in the 70s.

http://www.americanartarchives.com/frazetta.htm

Frank Frazetta Museum
 

Tribute to Frank Frazetta slideshow - "Send Me An Angel" Era

The real Frank Frazetta Tribute

 Frank Frazetta tribute panel; 2011 SDCC
 http://frankfrazetta.org/

Fire and Ice
 


Born: February 9, 1928, Brooklyn
Died: May 10, 2010, Fort Myers
Education: Brooklyn Academy of Fine Arts
Books: Tales from the Crypt, Tales of the Incredible, Small wonders, The Vault of Horror
Movies: Fire and Ice
Awards: World Fantasy Award for Best Artist, More

Jack Davis

Jack Davis, J (1926 - ) First job in 1949 for an in-house Coke booklet. Art (and occasional writer) for EC Comics in the 50s (Frontline Combat, Two Fisted Tales, Haunt of Fear, Vault of Horror, Crime Illustrated) leading to a long stint at MAD and Warren Publications (Creepy, Eerie). A precise and versatile illustrator, especially as caricaturist, did stories and covers for Life, Ebony, Time, Esquire, Playboy, True West, Frontier Times, TV Guide, as well as paper and hardback covers. Movie posters for Mad Mad Mad Mad World, The Russians are Coming, Heaven Can Wait, Kelly's Heroes, Bananas, The Producers, The Long Goodbye, The Party, Sergeants 3. Ads for L and M, Mennen, Ford, NBC, A-1, Columbia Records, Purina, Spalding, Nestles, Michelob. Greeting and Bubble-Gum cards, too. 

 



Comic Book Greats: Harvey Kurtzman and Jack Davis pt. 1

Groo Artist Sergio Aragones

Sergio Aragones, cartoonist extraordinaire, whose ink and pen work have been gracing the pages of Mad Magazine for almost 50 years now, celebrates his 75th Birthday today.
Hailing from Spain and born on September 6th, 1937, Aragones remains a master of the quick one and more paneled cartoons and is also one of the more groundbreaking cartoonists of his generation. His warped, clever, and irresistible style has been putting scores of fans into stitches with each new issue of Mad and has done over 12,000 cartoons for the long-running humor magazine. Aragones been called “The World’s Fastest Cartoonist” and he’s been hailed as prolific and brilliant.

The artist is best known for his “Mad Marginals,” mini one-shot cartoons interspersed throughout over the magazine – it gleefully makes one finding them (they can sometimes be rather minuscule) and reading them almost like discovering a second magazine in the issue of Mad. He also is well known for his Mad Looks At ______ series, in which he’s taken on everything from The Space Program (which was his first Mad article) to various films and movies, tackling the whole pop cultural spectrum. That series, with its wordless almost mired in pantomime style, and usually a few panels, remains not only still one of the highlights in the magazine, which is a decidedly different version today than the one decades ago, but also puts Aragones as one of the old school contributors still vivid in the magazine, an unconscious link to its past. Aragones has also sometimes done Mad Posters and even a few covers here and there, his most prolific output of that being during the mid 1960s.

The later side career of Aragones has also been in the comic book arena. Working with DC Comics for awhile, he did anthology stories and even comics based on the “kid” character of comedian Jerry Lewis. But it wasn’t until the 1982 release by Marvel Comics of Groo the Wanderer, a character concocted by Aragones and Mark Evanier in the late 1970s which didn’t see any fruition of a comic book release until said 1982, that Aragones had a new generation of fans who associated him with the comic. Still running and still popping up here and there, Groo became somewhat of a cult success, and for fans of Mad Magazine who read Groo, it was interesting to see Aragones work in full color and in an entirely different setting. Aragones has also done animation, his characters during the bumpers and titles and end credits of the 1980s NBC program TV’s Bloopers and Practical Jokes were also memorable, just for the sheer novelty of seeing the rarity of Aragones’ work come to alive, albeit animated.
Sergio Aragones

His work has also netted him various artistic/cartoonist awards, an example being winning The Harvey Award a mindboggling nine times. Aragones continues to write and illustrate for Mad in addition to exhibitions of his work appearing in museums and his frequent appearances at comic conventions. He truly remains a sort of emperor to the humorous illustrators who were deeply influenced by his work, humor, style, and moxie and to the countless number of fans who have enjoyed the warped, wonderful, fun, inspiring, and especially highly original work, which still remains up to peak standard as much as ever. Happy Birthday, Sergio

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Groo Artist Sergio Aragones Discusses MAD Magazine
Sergio Aragones Draws and Discusses Groo the Wanderer

 Groo, the Wanderer Tribute - Land Down Under

 Jack Davis 2009 Lecture - Sergio Aragones
Jack Davis 2008 Panel Discussion - Humor and Art
 http://www.sergioaragones.com/

Sergio Aragonés
Sergio Aragonés Domenech is a cartoonist and writer best known for his contributions to Mad Magazine and creator of the comic book Groo the Wanderer. Among his peers and fans, Aragonés is widely regarded as "the world's fastest cartoonist." Wikipedia
Born: September 6, 1937 (age 75), Sant Mateu
Awards: Harvey Award, Will Eisner Award Hall of Fame, Reuben Award for Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year

Comic Book Greats Sergio Aragones pt 1

Eric Powell

Eric Powell is a comic book writer and self-taught artist living in Lebanon, Tennessee who is best known as the creator of The Goon.

http://eric-powell.blogspot.com/ 

https://twitter.com/goonguy 

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Eric Powell
Interview


Creator Profile: Eric Eric Powell Interview  
Interview with Eric Powell, Grant Morrison and David Peterson  

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Frank Miller Rant

Frank Miller Rant

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Comic Books of Frank Miller

Frank Miller Rant
 
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Comic Books of Frank Miller
 
 Frank Miller the interview part1
 
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FRANK MILLER Holy Terror - Frank Miller Talks Islam, Al Qaeda
 Neal Adams interviews Frank Miller Part 1
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Frank Miller Killed Batman

Ryan Woodward Art and Animation

Thought of You - Making Of from Ryan J Woodward on Vimeo.
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Murata Renji "Best Artist of the Year" 2006 in the Seiun Award.

 

Real name: (村田 蓮爾 Murata Renji)

Birthplace: Osaka, Japan
Male
Zodiac: Aquarius
Blood Type: AB

Renji "Range" Murata is a Japanese artist and designer, known for his unique style combining Art Deco and Japanese Anime elements. He is best known for his conceptual design work on Anime series Last Exile and Blue Submarine No. 6.

He began his career in the early 1990s doing design work for video games. He still continues to do some work in this area today, having recently done the character designs for the PlayStation 2 game Spy Fiction.

He has published more than a dozen books of his work, some of the most notable being Robot, Rule, and futurhythm. He is also voted "Best Artist of the Year" 2006 in the Seiun Award.

Range Murata selected an elite army of artists including Yoshitoshi ABe and Ugetsu Hakua to contribute to ROBOT Volume 1 and ongoing.



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Epitanime 2008 - Interview Murata Range VOSTF

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Tatsuyuki tanaka...Wonder bout fluximation

Tatsuyuki tanaka

Born on 25 may 1965, Tatsuyuki Tanaka is a Japanese animator, illustrator and comics artist.

He was responsible for animating Tetsuo’s mutation sequence from Akira.

Tanaka draws with a refined style that is almost European, without the excessive stylization often associated with manga and anime. He is also a master of the hyper-complex backgrounds and machinery that often make Japanese comics and animation dazzling eye-candy. Tanaka is feverishly imaginative, like a blend of some of the best characteristics of Katsuhiro Otomo, Masamune Shirow and Jean “Moebius” Giraud.

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Toujin Kit Environment
 
 TATSUYUKI　TANAKA＿3 Speed Drawing
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The Lou Scheimer Story...

 THE FILMATION GENERATION

Louis "Lou" Scheimer (born 19 October 1928; age 84) was one of the co-founders of Filmation, a producer on Star Trek: The Animated Series, and also voiced three characters in the series. Scheimer also worked on other popular animated shows from the 1960s to the 1980s. These include The New Adventures of Superman (1966 to 1970), Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids (1972 to 1984), and He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983 to 1985, with Alan Oppenheimer and Michael Bell).  
 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lou_Scheimer
 
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