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I had published Star Fighters .... I drew and wrote the comics . I got a phone call from John Jacobs asking if I could draw his stories and get the work printed and shipped out to him . He paid me right away so it was great ;; I could draw his weird stories and get paid immediately so it worked out great...

The way I worked is I drew and wrote the stories..I drew first in pencil and then Stanton touched up the bodies and then I inked the art ... Dave Simons also did inking a did Armando GIl as they all worked in my NYC studio at the time

The rat faced spider people was not written by me as it is credited. Brian Carter the letterer wrote story and art by Ken Landgraf but it was written by John Jacobs . Carter didn't list himself as the lerrerer

I was going to get this but now am on the fence. My absolute favorite Conan art is inked by Alfredo Alcala and there’s very little of that in this book. Those few pages included look outstanding but not sure if it’s enough to warrant a purchase. I’m not saying much of the other art isn’t good, just that it’s missing my personal favorite Conan art from over the years. Thanks for the page-through.

Christian undertones like “beaver girl” is there any chance this cat wasn’t as Christian as he proclaimed? Lol . Alway great!

Thanks for such a great channel bud. Greetings from the Maine woods

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Still waiting for my book and last update was in December from the seller on Zoop. I logged on to Zoop and could not find any contact information from the creator to find more status. No longer supporting Zoop since that option to reach out to seller is not available. Will just continue to wait impatiently while wondering when my copy will show up. Thanks for a review.

So sad I only picked up his comics just as he stopped publishing it. His art and brush work were still improving . So disappointed the story and his art will not continue and we are just left with these collections…

Thanks for the review and shout out, Dan. Truly awesome to be featured alongside so many interesting cartoonists.

When did you get your copy? I backed it and still don't have it. Saw that stores have it too. Getting really ticked off about this.

Can you tell me where the corben image showing the old man with the robot body is from?

Any colorized horror & monster movies exist ?

8:58 came here from WB Death and Return of Superman video, thank you for making this video otherwise doom for me.

So Al Williamson after all, no Bill Everett yet in vol 2 ...

There's definitely a wrightson creepy/eerie collection. I don't have it but it's advertised in the corben one.

Wow! What a terrible presentation of a book of mostly great comics art! Not only is the narrator's descriptive vocabulary limited to two or three unexciting and too often repeated words, but he mispronounces just about every artist's name incorrectly, except maybe Adams and Toth. Sentimental or not, to think the draughtsmanship and anatomy of the early Smith art is anywhere near even a distant approximation of that of Buscema, Alcala, either Adams, Nebres, Kane or Isherwood only shows how little to nothing the guy doing the talking knows about either subject. A thoroughly amateurish, uninformed, unenlightening, simplistic and dull droning distracting detriment to a book of American art that speaks for itself!

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By Crom!

Thanks for one of the only reviews of the book I can find on here. Just wish you liked the genre so it would fit what I'm looking for a little more.

1:26 I loved that issue of What If where he fought Cap

Awesome looking book! Thanks for the overview. 💙👍🏼

I remember when BWS was doing Conan. Seeing him improve each issue was amazing up to issue 22 where Sam Rosen helped out. I remember thinking WTF? because of the drop in quality.

B&W Conan is always good Conan. As much as we all love BWS, Gil Kane does NOT get enough praise for his talents.

Fantastic book! I picked up a copy thanks to your video. I'll make sure Schultz sends you a commission.

Thanks. I'll save my money. This is for Conan fans, and that's fine for them. It's not for particular types of art enthusiasts like me. I suspected as much and decided to wait and see. Glad I did. Some of the book is gorgeous but I would like less than a third of what was shown.

Great review. Need to pick this up.

Most likely, I love Zaffino`s version of Conan much better than the rest.

Where can I get it? It looks amazing!

Looks like a great edition. Btw this was close to the size we were getting Savage Sword in Greece during the 80's and 90's. 15 years ago Anubis Publications started printing oversized Savage Sword books with complete arcs like The Black Circle etc. Big size, very heavy paper, varnished cover with metallic titles etc. They made 2 of them and then... financial crisis and all that. They were going about 15 euros back then.

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Thanks for the look at it. I was able to order a copy after watching your video yesterday. Can't wait to get it!

In my opinion the early Boris Vallejo SSoC Covers are the best. Sadly even the art for the covers declined on average, but still SSoC has for me still the best cover art for a long running series even during the late 80s and early 90s. Alfredo Alcala has used this style in his 1963 Barbarian comic Voltar and stated that this style will be used in US comics during this time, which came true later as he became the inker for John Buscema's SSoC. This art is the art of wood, copper engravings and early steel etchings or engravings for book printing in the line of Albrecht Dürer, Gustave Doré and Franklin Booth.

Alfredo Alcala is the greatest Conan comics inker and up to the SSoC #20 his art is only magnificent. Afterwards he mixes styles for faster drawing and this is where he loses on greatness. Barry Windsor-Smith is good, but his art is a hit or miss.

Hadn't realized that it was released yet. Looks fantastic!

My understanding is the smaller Black Phoenix volumes collect all the material from the Black Phoenix anthology issues by genre, I guess as a way of reprinting it. So all the crime stories in volume 1, romance in volume 2, and superhero stuff in volume 3.

The book seems to be sold out now, I just grabbed the last one from bookpalace!

Love the Black Phoenix series- plays with so many different comics traditions.

Great comic!

I'd rather have a book that is comfortable to hold than a gigantic slab of a phone book like the overpriced, bloated Marvel/DC books

I know this video is a year old, but her name is pronounced Vamp-a-rella. I do like your channel, though. I have both of these issues.

He could draw some of the best graveyards over at Warren Publishing. Blood on Satans Claw Lilith For the sake of our Children The Mummy Series Too bad he never illustrated Vampirella.

I liked his work in Warren.

Great artbook.

The True underground Artist ...

The Art of Dan DeCarlo is a stunning celebration of the artist's ability to blend charm, humor, and playful sensuality in his iconic work. The book offers a rich visual showcase of DeCarlo's range, from defining the classic Archie Comics style to his masterful pin-up art, accompanied by insightful commentary on his creative process and cultural impact. Perfect for fans of retro aesthetics and mid-century illustration, it’s a must-have for art and comic enthusiasts alike.

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Shaturday Morning Cartoons! I've watched every episode. They have a Thanksgiving episode airing tomorrow (Nov 23rd). And Caitlin is their best guest host. She's on so often I don't really consider her a guest host any more.

The original edition of this book was the same size with the exact same contents and layout as the new edition, but it didn't have the original art section in the back. The smaller sized book you're remembering was called The Pin-Up Art of Dan DeCarlo and was only the cartoons and illustrations he did for the adult digests, probably why they did the book "digest" size. I believe the other artists in that book series were Jack Cole and Bill Wenzel and I'm sure there was a second DeCarlo volume. I'm not a big Archie fan, but I like this sort of cartooning and DeCarlo sort of originated the style that everyone used in teen humor comics from the 60's onward. The Hernandez Bros talk a lot about Harry Lucey, one of the main Archie artists from when they were kids, and Bob Bolling, who wrote and drew the Little Archie books, which were quite different in mood and story style from the other books. I remember reading some when I was a kid, that must have been second-hand, that were full of the kind of peril that you might see in Carl Barks comics. Archie as a kid was considerably more mature than he became when the hormones kicked in.

First time viewer. *Thank you* rave sensation for a *clear* video showing the *large paperback taschaen book with 500 pages* . & I have *Just ordered the 2004 paperback edition* because it's *larger* than the second edition in hardback Happy Christmas 2024 everyone.