Showing posts with label Gary Gianni. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gary Gianni. Show all posts
Thursday, December 9, 2021
Gary Gianni's "Hell's Heat Wave" cover art
I have come to appreciate Gianni's work on The Shadow comics from Dark Horse. Initially I wasn't a huge fan of the interior work but now I see it with older and less narrow eyes. I've always loved the covers, though. So rich and pulpish.
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comics,
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Gary Gianni,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Monday, September 13, 2021
Some Gianni goodness
Recently reread this tale in four parts. Would love to have seen it in the original black and white... beautiful!
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art,
comics,
Dark Horse Comics,
Gary Gianni,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Thursday, June 17, 2021
This is pure pulp!!!
This feels so right for The Shadow. Justice facilitated by his unseen hand! Gianni nailed this image.
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art,
comics,
Dark Horse Comics,
Gary Gianni,
M. W. Kaluta,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
Friday, June 8, 2018
Gianni gets it
This page of comic art carries on not just the great tradition that M W Kaluta started in the 70's with his classic run of The Shadow from DC, but also honors the wonderful covers of George Rozen from the 30's & 40's. Wonderful page of artwork.
Monday, December 5, 2016
Some Gianni to start the week
Love this. This is how I think many of the sequences in the pulps involving The Shadow piecing the clews provided by his agents should be visually presented. As cool as the blackened room with just the two white hands and the girasol glistening under the blue light is in prose, it doesn't have a lot of drama in visual form. This is really well done.
Labels:
art,
comics,
Dark Horse Comics,
Gary Gianni,
illustration,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
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