Tag: Jim Amash
Sal Buscema: Comics’ Fast & Furious Artist by Jim Amash (book review).
I pulled ‘Sal Buscema: Comics’ Fast & Furious Artist’ by Jim Amash last year at auction last year. In many respects, I think the fan community back in the day saw him as a workman artist than give him any status. I tend to remember the scene from ‘The Defenders’ where a despondent Hulk is […]
John Romita…And All That Jazz! by Roy Thomas and Jim Amash (book review).
Comicbook artist John Romita always defines himself as second tier at Marvel, despite working nearly forty years exclusively there and whose previous work was mostly at DC Comics drawing romance comics. Considering he took on ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’ after Steve Ditko left and made the book his own and became a major influence on other […]
Matt Baker: The Art Of Glamour edited by Jim Amash and Eric Nolen-Weathington (book review).
You might not know the name Matt Baker. After all, he died in 1959, but you might have seen his art around occasionally and I did a check on Google and there’s a lot there for you to see. In his short career, heart problems from rheumatic fever when young finally killed him at the […]
