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Logan
Art by Ron Frenz And Patrick Olliffe
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Logan
Art by Ron Frenz And Patrick Olliffe
The Vision by Patrick Olliffe
Thor Corps by Patrick Olliffe
Spider-Man commission by Patrick Olliffe
The Phantom Stranger And Etrigan
Art by John Livesay And Patrick Olliffe
Blue Beetles, Charlton Heroes and Booster Gold. Art credits: Keith Giffen, Eddy Barrows, Chris Batista, Justiniano, Mike McKone, Patrick Olliffe and Darick Robertson
Forty Days of Frankenstein, Day Seven: This moody black-and-white full-page panel is from a Frankenstein graphic novel adaptation first published by Moonstone Books in 1989 (and reprinted subsequently at least twice). The quite serviceable, straightforward adaptation was done by writer Martin Powell, but it's the drawings by artist Patrick Olliffe that really make it pop. Here is the moment when the monster encounters his maker's younger brother by chance. Mayhem, of course, ensues. I like the insertion of a purely gratuitous kite which later makes for a dramatic panel. I'm pleased to say I have this book in my collection in a 2002 reprint.
Oh, Nelly!
Patrick Olliffe - Al Milgrom