Totally check out HAWKWORLD. It's Ostrander's other great work, alongside SUICIDE SQUAD (although I haven't read GRIM JACK either, so maybe I'll be blown away by it too). Did you read GOTHAM NIGHTS? I should scan those sometime.
Man, I need to find the rest of the HAWKWORLD issues. Also, wow, wait'll you see how shitty Graham Nolan used to be, it's painful. Well, we all had to start somewhere! I know a lot of people don't like him today, or hated his work with Dixon (that's one candidate for our debate on art and artists, eh?) in DETECTIVE, but I've always liked him.
I absolutely adore Neal Adams at his peak, but shit, I gotta agree with you, Aparo all the way. To this day, I STILL regret not being able to find him to commission a Two-Face drawing.
Again, a question that I feel should be brought back into the question of ethical consumption is how much of art is the artist's once he lets it go out into the public? Know what I mean?
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Date: 2009-08-01 06:01 pm (UTC)Man, I need to find the rest of the HAWKWORLD issues. Also, wow, wait'll you see how shitty Graham Nolan used to be, it's painful. Well, we all had to start somewhere! I know a lot of people don't like him today, or hated his work with Dixon (that's one candidate for our debate on art and artists, eh?) in DETECTIVE, but I've always liked him.
I absolutely adore Neal Adams at his peak, but shit, I gotta agree with you, Aparo all the way. To this day, I STILL regret not being able to find him to commission a Two-Face drawing.
Again, a question that I feel should be brought back into the question of ethical consumption is how much of art is the artist's once he lets it go out into the public? Know what I mean?