Monday, 8 May 2017

PULSATING PIN-UPS PART TWO: SUPERMAN & CO...


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Okay, we've had the Bat-guy, so now it's time for the big red 'S'.  (The sequence of posting doesn't show favouritism on my part, it's merely the order in which I picked up the comics for scanning.)  I don't know if JOHN BYRNE currently works on any mags, but if not, it's a real shame 'cos he sure produced some delightful drawings on a regular basis back in the day.  This is one of them, based on the cover of SUPERMAN #38, 1946.  Wanna see more?  Then say so!

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4 comments:

  1. Phil S8 May 2017 at 21:58

    The late unloved mullet . It's funny how modern 60s Superman looks but 90s man looks dated.

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  2. Kid8 May 2017 at 22:09

    Superman never previously looked dated, PS, until, as you say, he got his 'mullet'. I knew right away when it first appeared that when the tales were reprinted, Supes would look incredibly dated.

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  3. Vince and Siv9 May 2017 at 08:20

    It seems John Byrne's time now is spent on the Star Trek photo novels he's doing....recycling stills from the show and re-arranging them into new stories, a clever idea, but not really something I'm into.

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  4. Kid9 May 2017 at 09:28

    I'd heard he was doing that a while back, V&S (but didn't know whether he still was or not), but it's a shame he's not doing any actual drawing.

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