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Jason Czeskleba
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Ted Pugliese wrote:
| This is not. Aparo did the Phantom Stranger, Aquaman, and Red Tornado
chapter in that book. This panel does look like like Aparo, though. |
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Assuming we are all correct that it is Jim Aparo, my guess is that the panel in question comes from here:
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Brian Kirk
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Ted Pugliese
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another Gil Kane gem from my collection
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Ted Pugliese
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Possibly my favorite Gil Kane cover...
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Ted Pugliese
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Ted Pugliese
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Ted Pugliese
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Ted Pugliese
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Geoff Gibson
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I love Gil Kane. this thread could be retitled "Covers that make you want to buy the comic!" Looking through these I have not seen a single dud in the batch!
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Chuck Wells
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Gil Kane was one of the greats! He retained an excellent illustrative style right until his untimely end.
I feel very fortunate that I got to "visit" with him on three separate occasions at conventions before he passed away. He was a gentleman in the real sense of the word. Gil's easily one of my "top 10" favorite creators that I've met over the years.
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Andrew Hess
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I kept missing Kane's work.
I loved his Green Lantern when I was a kid in the 60s, but I stayed a die-hard
DC fan thru the 70s while he had switched over to Marvel.
And then I stopped buying DC (for the most part) in the late 70s, missing
Kane's return to DC and his work on Superman.
I *did* pick up his Sword of the Atom, tho, which looked great.
And since then I've picked up a couple of those jumbo-sized annuals (DC
Presents, GL), but not his run on Action. I'll need to find out which issues he
did the interiors on and start rifling thru the Quarter Bins.
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Greg McPhee
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That really was a great run he had on Action Comics.
Curt Swan and Gil Kane on Superman was just great.
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