Frank Miller's CAPTAIN AMERICA is a Sentimental SumB*tc#!
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Frank's Daredevil "Born Again" run including Cap's inclusion in the final issue is LEGENDARY. He captured Cap's persona perfectly.
I just added a double of this to my Xmas in July package XD
I agree; it seems very clear to me that this issue was an inventory job - the Miller layouts are clearly late 70s/early 80s, and the covers are much more contemporary (as you say, DKR-style).
I'd love for Marvel or DC to put out something like this or especially the big 80/100 page giants. Where they would pull unused filler work and reprint obscure issue back-up stories (from all the different eras mixed).
In regards to the double page spread where Ed was discussing panel flow, I came across a fantastic article in the Kirby Collector, Vol. 10-issue 37, that discusses Kirby’s approach to panel flow and composition… and how the artist can direct the reader’s eye for compositional clarity. Definitely a worthy article for any comics artist to check out!
I love your plan to give out comics to readers. Seriously, I grew up devouring novels, but as an adult I only read comics. ❤️
@20:27 dang you right having Captain America do chest compressions on an old lady would turn her bones to dust lol 😆 I never thought about that
Even if it didn't have a Cap story from Miller's early prime, the pinup section alone would be worth the price of admission. At least before the Kayfabe effect sets in.
This is a sweet video! Thanks for doing it! Always like hearing your perspective on things
Scooped up most of this Fanfare run over the last few years. Some real gems that have been largely slept on.
Terry Austin did some Batman stories. One or two of them are in the one of the old Greatest Batman stories ever told books.
what a great episode, OMWOT 😂
Before Marvel ruined Cap, this was a favorite of mine that I remember being recommended to me in Wizard.
Re: the two page spread. I think it’s the color that works the eye. Cap’s blue costume is what draws the eye for me. I would have added Cap (the blue) in a couple of spots to work the flow. You take that cyan out ant it looks like an orange wash.
Now it's time to review Punisher #44 by Neil Hansen... as for Nowlan's Dagger she's a teenager at this point!
Thanks!
Apparently Sal Buscema wanted to be an inker, not a penciller. But Stan and/or Roy had other ideas.
You guys ever do Vigilante?
Have you guys seen this video? It's pretty interesting as it's from 1986 with interviews of people like Kevin Eastman, Tim Truman, John Totleben, and a bunch of others. It's called "Comic Visions": czcams.com/video/ponSpYS8J4M/video.html
@14:27 LOL 😂
I don't remember what comic... but there was one that had Terry Austin pencilling and John Byrne inking... I just remember it because it switched their normal roles.
14:49 why are Caps thumbs on the wrong side of his hands? genetic engineering hiccup
He's under the dock, facing outward, positioning himself to swing upside down where he will kick the guy. His hands are turned back as grabbing the dock is like grabbing the lip of a shelf.