Original black and white front and back covers by Frank Miller.
Friday, September 9, 2011
1984 - Daredevil and Spider-Man Special Edition
Labels:
1984,
Amazing Spider-Man,
Daredevil,
Frank Miller
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Alpha Flight house ad for the new series
1983 - X-Men Portfolio Set 2
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
1980 - X-Men Portfolio Set 1
Monday, September 5, 2011
1984 - Wolverine sketch by McFarlane
Saturday, September 3, 2011
1979 - Unpublished Rom #1 cover
From jimshooter.com, the unused cover for ROM #1, penciled by Michael Netzer.
Here's the explanation as to why the original art was torn apart: http://www.michaelnetzer.com/2005/06/one-more-story-for-creators.html
And here's the one that was published.
Here's the explanation as to why the original art was torn apart: http://www.michaelnetzer.com/2005/06/one-more-story-for-creators.html
And here's the one that was published.
Friday, September 2, 2011
1987 - Whatever happened to Lifedeath III?
The second sequel to Barry Windsor Smith’s Lifedeath was schedule for 1987 and was rejected by Marvel Comics. Barry then used the story and art for the 1999 graphic novel, Adastra in Africa (Fantagraphics Books)., featuring his New God creation, Adastra, who first appeared in his Storyteller series of graphic novels.
Initially created in the mid-1980s, it was intended to be the third and final installment of the acclaimed Chris Claremont/BWS LifeDeath issues of Marvel Comics' The Uncanny X-Men. This remarkable story, left untouched in the artist’s files for over a decade, has now been reworked as an episode from Lady Adastra’s early life on planet Earth.
Why did Marvel reject Lifedeath III? According to Barry Windsor Smith:
They said the story promoted suicide […] What are they, a bunch of kids ? If you don't get that out of reading the story then eat shit ! D'you think any one of those tribal people even gave a thought to personal sacrifice being suicide ? Even while they were starving to death, y'know? Shit ! This's biblical stuff - it's got depth. It's the, y'know, (twiddling fingers for "quotes") "final sacrifice".
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