Here are three sensational stages in the creation of a great and iconic comic cover! Here are Gil Kane's pencils, the finished inked (by Dick Giordano) cover, and the final, printed color version! It's the frenzied front of ACTION COMICS #544! Gil left his pencilled Superman background image to be printed as a "surprint," meaning, instead of black lines, colored lines would be used to depict the art! What a dynamite, attention-grabbing cover! This issue also sports the then-new looks of the made-over Lex Luthor and Brainiac, two long-time Superman foes who needed a change of pace (and clothes)!
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Lex Luthor & Brainiac Early 80's Re-Design
Clipped from Big Glee!: ACTION COMICS #544! (1983) by Gil Kane
Here are three sensational stages in the creation of a great and iconic comic cover! Here are Gil Kane's pencils, the finished inked (by Dick Giordano) cover, and the final, printed color version! It's the frenzied front of ACTION COMICS #544! Gil left his pencilled Superman background image to be printed as a "surprint," meaning, instead of black lines, colored lines would be used to depict the art! What a dynamite, attention-grabbing cover! This issue also sports the then-new looks of the made-over Lex Luthor and Brainiac, two long-time Superman foes who needed a change of pace (and clothes)!
Here are three sensational stages in the creation of a great and iconic comic cover! Here are Gil Kane's pencils, the finished inked (by Dick Giordano) cover, and the final, printed color version! It's the frenzied front of ACTION COMICS #544! Gil left his pencilled Superman background image to be printed as a "surprint," meaning, instead of black lines, colored lines would be used to depict the art! What a dynamite, attention-grabbing cover! This issue also sports the then-new looks of the made-over Lex Luthor and Brainiac, two long-time Superman foes who needed a change of pace (and clothes)!
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