Paul Kupperbergさんのイラストまとめ

1/6 You don't need anybody to tell you that Tom Palmer was one of the best inkers of his generation. All you have to do is look at the work he did on pencillers like Neal Adams, Gene Colan, John Buscema...or anybody.

@xmendirector @Mattel @MastersOfficial That's funny, I handled the action as if I were writing a @DCComics! #MastersoftheUniverse #MOTU

@xmendirector Cool! I wrote these!

Great Moments in Comics History:
It was on this date in 1943 that Sol Harrison looked at a piece of comic book art and for the first time proclaimed, "Color will save it!"
The More You Know.

It's my anniversary weekend...
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• JSA: RAGNAROK
• PAUL KUPPERBERG'S ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO WRITING COMICS
• I NEVER WRITE FOR THE MONEY
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In honor of @LightleSteve's memory, here's a sampling of the amazing covers he did while I was editing THE FLASH for @DCComics.

"It's all gonna be okay!"
The audacity of #cluelessness!

***4 DAYS TO GO!***
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The Kickstarter with Kirk Chritton and Comics Career for my book I NEVER WRITE FOR THE MONEY is LIVE! Check it out... and get a FREE 60-PAGE DIGITAL COMIC just for sharing out link on your page!
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My #TBT takes us to Grafton, West Virginia, late-1961/early-1962, in the kitchen of our apartment at 299 Blueville Drive. That's me and younger brother Lewis Kupperberg, perusing Harvey's DAGWOOD #125 (March 1962). #ThrowbackThursday #comics #SilverAge