Bøger af Eric Nolen-Weathington

In the 1970s, horror comics were huge -- and no one drew werewolves, swamp creatures, and demonic motorcyclists better than Mike Ploog! Thoughalready well established in the fields of magazine illustration and animation, Ploog endeared himself to comics fans with his creepy yet beautiful artwork onsuch titles as Werewolf by Night, Ghost Rider, andMan-Thing. After an all-too-brief stint at Marvel Comics, Ploog returned tothe world of animation and film, working on such classics asGhostbusters, Ralph Bakshi's animated The Lord of the Rings, Dark Crystal, and Labyrinth. Now he's back in comics with thechildren's fantasies Abadazad and The Stardust Kid, as well asThe Spirit, and proving he still has the chops. Roger Ash and Eric Nolen-Weathington proudly present a true Modern Master: Mike Ploog! This book features a career-spanning interview and discussion of theartist's creative process, complete with both rare and unseen art, including anenormous gallery of commissioned work, and an 8-page color section!

Lee Weeks is the consummate storyteller. His ability to create dynamic, interesting layouts, and his strong draftsmanship, and sense of lighting made his runs on "Daredevil", "Captain America", "Spider-Man: Death and Destiny" (which he also wrote) and "The Incredible Hulk". This book looks at Week's career and his creative process.

Simply put, Michael Golden is one of the most respected and influential artists working in the comic book industry. Penciler, inker, colorist, writer - Michael Golden is the complete artist, and during his career has served as Art Director for Marvel Comics and Editor for DC Comics. This book takes a look at the artist's life and career.

At the age of nine, Jeff Smith dreamt up a cute, little character he named Fone Bone. More than a decade later, Bone became an overnight success, rocketing Smith to a level few independent cartoonists achieve. This book explores the career of Jeff Smith.

Mark Buckingham has quietly built up one of the most impressive resumes in the comic book industry. From his early days drawing the infamous Miracleman, to his work on Sandman, and Fables he has entertained and amazed with a style that is both charming and sophisticated. This book explores the world of this master storyteller and designer.