#Tony Salmons

[rejectedcovers]

WEB OF SPIDER-MAN ANNUAL 1 (1985). Marvel Comics.

Rejected/unpublished cover by Tony Salmons. Published cover by Charles Vess.

[bclaymoore]

Tony Salmons pin-ups from SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN.

[cccovers]

Marvel Fanfare #27 (July 1986) cover by Tony Salmons.

[evilhorse]

Dakota North house ad (circa June 1986)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

STILL THE ULTIMATE IN HAUTE COUTURE/CHIC IN THE HIGH FASHION WORLD OF '80s MARVEL.

PIC INFO: Coming in hot from the fashion houses of New York, Paris, Rome, and Tokyo -- Resolution at 1007×1536 -- Spotlight on Marvel house ad for "Dakota North Investigations" Vol. 1, an American limited comic book series published by Marvel Comics from June 1986 to February 1987. Artwork by Tony Salmons.

Source: https://culturalgutter.com/2016/09/15/22379.

[smashedpages]

Marvel published Dakota North #1 by Martha Thomases and Tony Salmons on this date in 1986, which featured the debut of the title character. Although her series was short-lived, she'd go on to be a supporting character in the pages of Cage, Daredevil and Captain Marvel.

[tomoleary]

Tony Salmons - Doctor Strange #64 (1984) Source

[cantsayidont]

February 1987. Created by Martha Thomases and artist Tony Salmons, this very stylish, agreeably lightweight series looked and felt like a better-than-average '80s TV detective show. Sadly, while pistol-packing private investigator Dakota North had all the narrative mod cons (semi-retired CIA father, hunky but none-too-bright police detective love interest, too-cool-for-school teenage brother, an array of $100 haircuts), what might have lasted three or four seasons on network television managed only five issues at Marvel in 1986–1987.

Dakota North subsequently made trademark-preserving guest appearances in various other Marvel books (the 2018 collection DAKOTA NORTH: DESIGN FOR DYING includes most of those, along with the five issues of her own series), but the original vibe was lost, and Dakota was eventually overshadowed by the angstier, more superhero-adjacent Jessica Jones.

[beyondthespheres]

Frontispiece for Savage Tales Vol. 2, No. 3, 1986, by Tony Salmons

[dirtyriver]

Ms. Tree

Dakota North

[soulsilvers]

what if kanto trio were the splatoons

(my choice of weapons still up for debate)

[cccovers]

Marvel Fanfare #19 (March 1985) cover by Tony Salmons.

[noel-fielding-web-page]

Shooting Stars S06E06

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Dakota North #4 ‘Busman's Holiday!’ (1986) by Martha Thomases, Tony Salmons and Christie Scheele. Edited by Larry Hama. Cover by Salmons.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"BASIC BLACK LEATHER IS RIGHT FOR MOST JOBS, BUT SOMETIMES EVENING WEAR IS REQUIRED."

PIC INFO: Resolution at 690x1024 -- Spotlight on a "Dakota North Investigations" Vol. 1 Paper Doll cut-out, also doubling as a promotional advertisement for the "Dakota North" Vol. 1 limited comic book series, c. 1986. Artwork by series co-creator Tony Salmons. Colors by Gerry Turnbull.

Source: www.flickr.com/photos/j-dolls/51325915683.

[sondheim-girly]

currently struggling to color match my frosting to Eddie redmaynes hair