Showing posts with label Alex Toth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alex Toth. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 21, 2021
Why not! A third wish for this Christmas season
I bring this up, probably far too often. But seriously, would this not have been the best film incarnation of The Shadow? Isn't there a modern studio that could pull this off? Toth inspired CG? Traditional animation? This is just a beautiful rendition and I think it would find an audience today. At least that is what I hope. And I never tire of looking at this and the other Alex Toth images of The Dark Eagle. A Christmas miracle is what it would take, though.
Labels:
Alex Toth,
art,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Monday, December 13, 2021
Just because
I've posted this Alex Toth drawing multiple times over the years but I never tire of seeing it and wondering... "what if"? What a great cartoon this would have made, keeping in the style of Jonny Quest. Toth sure had a great handle on the essence of The Shadow. <sigh>
Labels:
Alex Toth,
art,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Tuesday, April 20, 2021
Alex Toth does The Shadow
I've posted the "finished" version before but this is the first time I've seen it as a prep sketch with the notes and all. Every time I see the few Toth takes on The Shadow it makes me sad that a cartoon was never made in this style. Even a comic book. Our loss, for sure.
Labels:
Alex Toth,
art,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Friday, January 11, 2019
Let's check out what could have (and should have) been
Alex Toth! An animated series designed by him would have, I believe, fulfilled every Shadow fans fondest desire. This is what could have been.
Labels:
Alex Toth,
art,
Dark Eagle,
illustration,
Street and Smith,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Thursday, October 4, 2018
The Shadow and Batman by Toth
This was cropped from a postcard back in 2003. So very cool and just another tease of what could have been if Toth had ever done a treatment of The Shadow.
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
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