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Milo Manara (brn 1945)
Legendary Marvel Comic Artist Sal Buscema Passes Away at Age 89
Legendary Marvel Comic Artist Sal Buscema Passes Away at Age 89 https://share.google/cUsAxUcYzKpCggLfp
Legendary Marvel artist, Sal Buscema, one of the last living creators from the Marvel Age of comics in the 60s, has passed away at the age o
The longtime Marvel Comics artist, Sal Bucema, known for his iconic runs on titles such as Spectacular Spider-Man, Incredible Hulk, Rom the Spaceknight, and Captain America, has passed away at the age of 89, according to artist Sterling Clark, who recently worked with Buscema on a project:
“Wow. I just received word from Mrs. Joan that Sal Buscema passed away last Friday. He was 89. Today, he would’ve turned 90. When I think back on my childhood and all of the comic books that I read, Sal’s name seems to have appeared in just about all of them. I didn’t just read the books that he illustrated, I studied them.
Every nuance in his pencils and his inks I saw and tried to mimic. He was definitely one of the greats during those years at Marvel, when handling more than three titles a month was not just a requirement but a necessity. Sal’s art had a direct impact on my own, along with his older brother John, Jack Kirby, Gil Kane, John Romita Sr and Ron Frenz.
-Sal's first PUBLISHED Marvel comic book story was the legendary Silver Surfer #4, inking his brother John, which came out in late 1968, featuring one of them most iconic covers in Marvel history:
The amazing comic book artworks and illustrations of Kael Ngu - https://www.this-is-cool.co.uk/the-amazing-comic-book-art-of-kael-ngu/
Jiro Taniguchi (14 de agosto de 1947-11 de febrero de 2017) RIP.
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Milo Manara (brn 1945)
Manara began his career working on "fumetti", the cheap illustrated paperbacks popular in 1950-60s Italy. In 1976, his career took off after his work for the illustrated magazine Pilote
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