Thw Best Artists Of The Silver Age

[Memphis Slim]

Who were cream of the crop in the 50's and 60's?? Whose pages would you buy even if the stories stunk?

Steve Ditko was one of my favorites..... remember the obscure Mr. A

 

[Memphis Slim]

His action scenes were so fluid...so smooth. He had a great grasp on anatomy. His Spiderman was perfect. But I really liked The Atom he rendered.

Gil Kane

 

[Memphis Slim]

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Hail To The King!
Jack Kirby

 

[Memphis Slim]

NICK CARDY....another favorite of mine. Loved his smooth pencils.

 

[Mee]

Haha, the shuttle has "Space Shuttle" painted on the side. t:

 

[Memphis Slim]

RAMONA FRADON

Not many women during that time. She was great.

 

[WompuM]

Carmine Infantino.... i'll post pics later. he designed barry allen's costume

 

[Spike_x1]

Curt Swan. The Superman artist of the Silver Age.

 

[Memphis Slim]

Carmine Infantino.... i'll post pics later. he designed barry allen's costume

Great pick!

I don't think anyone ever drew Flash's speed motion better than him.
http://www.erbzine.com/mag10/Infanti4.jpg

 

[Memphis Slim]

Wally Wood

 

[Fnkdr]

José Luis García-López

Dick Giordano

These two, and Neal Adams helped define the look of DC Superheros. Also their art was often used for merchadising in th 70s and early 80s.

 

[Fnkdr]

José Luis García-López

Dick Giordano

These two, and Neal Adams helped define the look of DC Superheros. Also their art was often used for merchadising in th 70s and early 80s.

 

[Fnkdr]

Sorry Double Post

 

[Memphis Slim]

CAP From the 50's!


JOHN ROMITA SR. If Kirby was King......this guy was the Prince.

 

[Memphis Slim]

BIG JOHN BUSCEMA

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Other than Kirby, no other artist defined the Marvel style. Except maybe Romita....

 

[Memphis Slim]

Marie Severin

Not a lot of female artists back then.....Her a Fradon at DC held their own. Marie did good work. Some of her stuff looked like Kirby or Busceman "knock-offs".

 

[Memphis Slim]

Can we even think about the silver age without this guy??? No Way....

Mike Sekowsky

 

[Memphis Slim]

DICK DILLIN

 

[Czar Colossus]

Always loved the Buscema brothers and John Romita as a kid (love JR JR.'s stuff now).
They did great stuff and I don't ever remember books being months late when they were on them.t:

 

[Steelsheen]

Curt Swan. The Superman artist of the Silver Age.

Carmine Infantino....

José Luis García-López

Dick Giordano

These two, and Neal Adams helped define the look of DC Superheros. Also their art was often used for merchadising in th 70s and early 80s.

these are also my vote.

 

[Memphis Slim]

Always loved the Buscema brothers and John Romita as a kid (love JR JR.'s stuff now).
They did great stuff and I don't ever remember books being months late when they were on them.t:

Man...you ain't lying!! Technology and new digital stuff I'm sure they use now, didn't exist back then. Yet the old school got 'er done! On time!!


DICK AYERS

I liked this guys stuff. But I loved his inking on Kirby's pencils!

 

[Memphis Slim]

Curt Swan. The Superman artist of the Silver Age.

Great choice!

 

[Memphis Slim]

JOE KUBERT

 

[Memphis Slim]

MURPHY ANDERSON

He was best when he inked Carmine's stuff and Curt Swan!
http://www.heroesonline.com/Photos/history/pages/images/murphy-anderson-signs.jpg

 

[Kitsune]

Wally Wood should be up there