CRIVENS! COMICS & STUFF!: DON STARR IN THE DRAMA OF DOOM

Sunday, 17 January 2016

DON STARR IN THE DRAMA OF DOOM - PART ONE...

Okay, peeps - here's the intrepid DON STARR in his next adventure, from the pages of TERRIFIC, as published by ODHAMS PRESS way back in the late 1960s. Everything old is new again, and yesterday has become today. What am I talking about? No point in asking me, I just make it all up as I go along. Enjoy! And don't forget to come back for further episodes, POWER fans!

2 comments:

John Pitt said...: Now then, although I had every ish of Terrific, I can't remember much about this story. Perhaps I skipped it. Time to put that right!

(Originally posted: 26 August 2014 at 16:13.); 23 January 2016 at 20:15
Kid said...: In one of the upcoming adventures, Don Starr makes reference to Spider-Man's spider-sense, JP. I always remembered that from when I first read it back in the '60s.

(Originally posted: 26 August 2014 at 17:52.); 23 January 2016 at 20:16

About the artist:

From 1985 to 2000 A.D. (little joke there), I contributed to a variety of high profile comics and magazines for various companies.

For IPC/FLEETWAY/EGMONT, I freelanced as a lettering and logo artist on various weekly comics and monthly magazines, and also as a resize comic artist and spot illustrator on pocket books, summer specials and annuals.

For MARVEL U.K., BLACK LIBRARY, REDAN and USBORNE BOOKS, I again freelanced as a lettering artist, also working as a restoration artist for MARVEL U.S., restoring and re-creating certain pages of JACK KIRBY art for their MARVEL MASTERWORKS editions.

I also lettered the MARVELMAN sample pages submitted to MARVEL U.S. when they were considering acquiring the character, which - as we all now know - they DID.

Supplied comic strips, cartoons and illustrated advertisements for local business campaigns and newspaper publication on a professional basis since the age of 16. Did my first paid art job for publication at 14 or 15 for Lanarkshire Education Board.

Have also made TV appearances as a collector of memorabilia.

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Just some of the titles I worked on are:

2000 A.D. * JUDGE DREDD MEGAZINE * DICEMAN * SONIC The COMIC * JUDGE DREDD, LAWMAN Of The FUTURE * CRISIS * REVOLVER * EAGLE * TIGER * BATTLE ACTION-FORCE * BUSTER * WHIZZER & CHIPS * WHOOPEE * NIPPER * SCHOOL FUN * ACE VENTURA, PET DETECTIVE * The REAL GHOSTBUSTERS * DOCTOR WHO MAGAZINE * COUNT DUCKULA * RUGRATS * The TRANSFORMERS * DEATH'S HEAD * THUNDERCATS * GALAXY RANGERS * DRAGON'S CLAWS * SINDY * MARVEL MASTERWORKS * The TROLLS * LOADED * INFERNO * WARHAMMER * ROSE BLACK.

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