Who else is a fan of his Hulk artwork? I remember reading in an old Marvel Age issue that he idolized JB and that's why it's so obvious in his style. I personally think his art during that time was phenomenal. I always have felt that his work from this period was a perfect amalgam of JB and Alan Davis. Don't care for his current style that much though. Like most new creator work I see, it's technically superior, but overdrawn, sequentially lacking, and not as aesthetically pleasing.

He's one of those guys that I always wished displayed JB's love for comics so as to do several extended runs...on characters people like (no knock on "Pitt", but come on...) Oh well.

And a google search reveals?

http://www.fullbleed.com/aboutus.htm

Go read it yourself, Feb 2005 has an update about Dale.

Joe Hollon wrote: I searched him on comics.org and found that he pencilled a couple random issues of Superman in 2001. That was the most recent thing it had for him I think. Thanks for the link Darren!

My pleasure Joe.

I liked Dale's HULK run very well.  Much like Joe Hollon, I gave up on the title after he left.  I bought a couple issues of PITT, but the lateness quickly made me lose interest.

Too bad, he's a good artist, but I will not support people who can't do the work on something resembling a schedule.  And before anybody tries coming to his defense on that, I remember several consecutive issues of his HULK work before there was an occasional fill-in.  Like many of the Image guys (who were made to tow the line and do the work on time in the late 80's), as soon as they got out on their own, the excuses began.

Dale Keown drew a terrific Hulk.  He's probably one of my three all-time favorite Hulk artists, along with Sal Buscema and JB.

I never picked up PITT, though, because back then I never bought anything that said "Image" on the cover.  What did I miss?  Anybody recommend going back and looking at that series?

(edited to adjust an adjective)

Ted Downum wrote: I never picked up PITT, though, because back then I never bought anything that said "Image" on the cover.  What did I miss?  Anybody recommend going back and looking at that series.

I picked up the first issue, which looked good, but I don't remember the story being anything outstanding.  I never picked up another issue after that because, if memory serves, the second issue was months late.

The art was full-on Keown, though, so I'd say that would be worth picking over a quarter bin or two to find if you're so inclined.