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Saturday, 31 August 2013
FIFTH & FINAL PART OF MIKE NOBLE'S VERY FIRST FIREBALL XL5 STRIP...
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When you look back at the hand-painted strips in The Eagle & TVC21 you have to be proud of our artists! I never really appreciated the sheer talent and hard work that went into each panel until I reached adulthood. I just used to take it for granted as a kid. Forget the art galleries - for me the best artists who ever lived worked in UK and US comics. A copy of each and every one should be preserved in a well - guarded museum!
ReplyDeleteA copy of each artist, JP? I didn't think cloning was that far advanced. Yeah, I'm joking. Even better than a museum would be hard-backed reissues of collected editions - that's what I'd love to see.
ReplyDeleteWhat an excellent site you have, one of the best I've seen. Mike Noble is truly an artist extraordinaire...is he still alive do you know?
ReplyDeleteYup, ol' Mikey is still very much around, I'm happy to say. And thanks for the compliment.
ReplyDeleteGreat art, and a verse from one of my favourite poems.
ReplyDeleteI'd give all wealth that years have piled,
The slow result of life's decay,
To be once more a little child
For one bright summer-day.
Still gets to me. Thank you.
Don't mention it - a pleasure.
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