After the mayhem at the Seagram building, Pearl returns home. Not in the mood for chit-chat.
Finished color of the four pager. Here is the story behind this. Back in
1967 my mind was blown by Jim Steranko when he drew a four page spread
in Strange Tales 167. To see the whole thing you had to buy two books
and lay them side by side. I never did that. 24 cents was a lot of money
for a kid back then. So as a joke I thought why not do a four page
story but change it up and have it start on an even page so that to see
the whole panorama you would have to get three books. (I have to amuse
myself these days) Anyway long story short, I don't expect anyone to
ever do that and thanks to the miracle of the internet I can share it
for free. Hope you enjoy it.
So
I says to myself, Steve I says, You know what would be fun? Get around
to doing a four page spread like you always wanted to since Steranko
did way back when. It'll be fun, I says. Well, still working on it.
WIP of the first page of a 4 page spread.
Page 28. "What's All The Hullabaloo?" Hey, wait a minute. Isn't this
supposed to be an action strip? What's with all the yakkin'? Well hang
on to your hats, people. Somethings about to blow.
Finally rousing myself from my winter doldrums. Here's the latest page of "What's All The Hullabaloo?"
Here is a look at a promo piece for a project I'm working on with Northguard creator Mark Shainblum.
