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Chris Cottrill
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Here's the back of the page.....
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Dave Aikins
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Will likes boobies.Was that back when he was working with Dave Stevens? |
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Ari Shapiro
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Edited by Ari Shapiro on 03 April 2012 at 5:32pm
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Paul Greer
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Chris, if you find any Theakston inked Kirby work you can be assured that there is a Kirby only pencil version. He did this for Super Powers, DC Comics Presents and the Who's Who pin-ups.
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Congrats Ari. That's some nice linework.
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Chris Cottrill
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Dave,this is the talent for that particular issue. So,yes...I guess.
It lists Dave Stevens but doesn't say who's stuff he inked.
Hopefully I'll know more when I find the series.Four issues is
all it ran for.
Writer(s):
Mark Evanier
William Rotsler
Penciller(s):
Rick Hoberg
Will Meugniot
Dan Spiegle
Inker(s):
Dave Stevens
William Wray - 'Bill'
@ Paul, What's a good price range for a "no pencils" Kirby page?
Edited by Chris Cottrill on 03 April 2012 at 6:25pm
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Ted Pugliese
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This practice we are discussing does seem like a great way to make sure the
penciler gets his pages back and the inker gets theirs. Unfortunately, here it
seems like a way for the inker to keep the penciler's pages too, especially
since the pages we are discussing did not seem to come from Kirby.
However, when we were discussing this at the con, I submitted that maybe
Jack and Greg had their own deal in place, that we know nothing about, but
again, the sale of the inked pages seems to indicate otherwise.
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You know, I would love to see JB 'trace' the Kirby pages he kept from the
issue. That would be cool to see.
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Paul Greer
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Chris, I bought a no Kirby pencil page from Theakston a few years back for a little more than 100. It was from DC Comics Presents. It has Superman and The Challengers of the Unkown. I thought the price was fair considering it was the art used for production. I dont think I would have paid more than that. Maybe 200 if it was a really cool page.
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Chris Cottrill
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Thanks Paul if I find one I like I'll keep that in mind. I think I'd
settle for a small Kirby sketch if I could find one for a decent price.
Edited by Chris Cottrill on 03 April 2012 at 7:32pm
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Chris- your best bet for a cheap page is from some of the odder 70's Kirby books: Manhunter, Kobra, The Avenger, maybe Sandman.... or something 70's/80's without a main character should go for under $1000. Books like Machine Man hover around the $1000 zone, and then it's all up from there...
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Paul Greer
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If you just want something from Kirby, the cheapest stuff to find are his concept sketches when he was doing animation work.
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