Wednesday, January 8, 2014

First Pro Work by Jim Steranko




First image is Robert Culp on The Outer Limits with an amazing hand.  One of my favorite episodes, but a couple of years later I missed this comic (living in Nurnberg, Germany at the time).  I can sorta see Steranko art if I squint and spin around and con myself, but mainly this comic looks like it was ground out by the same group that did a lot of lame filler material at Tower around a few bright images by Wally Wood.  Definitely spotted a few George Tuska touches("eeewww!," as Jimmy Fallon might say).  The amazing part to me is how quickly we find Steranko at Marvel re-inventing Nick Fury AND comics in general
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  1. MikeJanuary 9, 2014 at 5:58 AM

    Yeah I see Steranko's style in the hand but the last panel has ugh ugh Tuska all over it. I had that book too, back in the day.

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    1. Cap'n's ComicsJanuary 9, 2014 at 12:45 PM

      Normally, it breaks my heart when we no longer possess a classic that we once possessed, but I would have to group this with the first Punisher (in Spidey) and Wolverine (in Hulk) and console you by saying, "hey, bud, you ain't miss'n a thing"

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  2. B SmithJanuary 10, 2014 at 5:14 PM

    Er, I'm led to understand that the hand was the only Steranko contribution to the artwork shown.

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  3. Cap'n's ComicsJanuary 10, 2014 at 9:51 PM

    That actually makes more sense...thanks, B

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