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I remember hanging around the Marvel offices looking for work and hanging out with friends( I did that a lot back then). I am near the copy machine when the assistant to the Hulk editor at the time, C. Cooper, stopped to make some copies. I was excited by the half state of the artwork and I had him make a few copies for me as well. I don't know why anyone else would want copies in an in-between state like that.
So I have these copies and I keep looking at them to see how Joe changed the pencils. How he added depth and weight. I am sure he did most of his work in brush at this point, with a pen for hands and faces. There was some great work on those pages and I am lucky to have this Half-inked example of a great page.
1 comment:
I don't really remember Keown's work. It looks very Byrne-like here.
My favorite part of working at Marvel was seeing the freshly inked pages- with the detailed linework and deep blacks that you didn't get from the crappy reproduction of the time.
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