#gil kane art

[that90ssmshow]

absolutely love the building tension of this issue leading to that beautiful final full-page reveal

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

MONSTER ART IN THE MARVEL UNIVERSE MEETS THE FERAL HYBORIAN AGE.

NOTE: Posting these in reverse order this time around, and this remastered version is one truly terrifying sight to behold.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on mega-sized cover art to "Conan the Barbarian" Vol. 1 #28. July, 1973. Marvel Comics. Artwork by Gil Kane.✝

Resolution at 1835x2725 & 1780x2676.

Sources: https://zokpow.wordpress.com/2022/11/07/conan-the-barbarian-28-1973 & Marvel Database

[atomic-chronoscaph]

The Tomb of Dracula - Cover art by Gil Kane and Tom Palmer (1973)

[comic-covers]

(1953)

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Doc Savage #04 (1973)

Art by Gil Kane And Tom Palmer

[chernobog13]

Gil Kane.

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Portada de Fantastic Four (1961) #143 por Gil Kane y Joe Sinnott.

[comicartarchive]

Supernatural Thrillers 15 Cover by Gil Kane

[wanderingmind867]

First off, Gil Kane's art here is actually really nice. But beyond that, it's interesting to notice who interacts with who. Kid Flash and Aqualad trade jokes and barbs, while Speedy and Robin have a very silly team-up scene. Meanwhile, Wonder Girl seems to be doing her own thing. I know the last page implies her and speedy are dating, but I still don't really see it. That's not to say i'd hate it if it happens, just...y'know. I see speedy and robin's bond far more, since they're actively talking to each other. (Teen Titans #19):

[balu8]

The Atom #19: World of the Magic Atom

by Gardner Fox; Gil Kane; Sid Greene and Gaspar Saladino

DC

[tomoleary]

John Buscema and John Romita Sr. Conan the Barbarian #59 Belit Cover Original Art (Marvel, 1976) Source

I do love a John Buscema Conan cover, there are a lot, with the master John Romita Sr.

GCD showed this as Gil Kane and John Romita. My edit is pending approval. Colorist uncredited.

EDIT: Approved

[gameraboy2]

Star Wars #8 (1978), cover by Gil Kane

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BECAUSE THE SUPER-SEVENTIES OVER AT MARVEL WERE ON A PERPETUAL HALLOWEEN MOOD.

PIC INFO: This month in ancient Egyptian bipedal terror! -- Resolution at 2204x3508 -- Spotlight on cover art to "Supernatural Thrillers" [featuring the Living Mummy!] Vol. 1 #9. October, 1974. Marvel Comics. Artwork by Gil Kane & Al Milgrom.

Probably my all-time favorite "Living Mummy" cover, and that yellow background really makes this issue. Really wouldn't mind owning this one, either. Stay spooky!

Source: www.hipcomic.com/listing/supernatural-thrillers-9-living-mummy-marvel-1974/5459849.

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Invaders from the Ice World! - Cover art by Gil Kane (1957)

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(1982)

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Man-Thing #012 (1974)

Art by Gil Kane And John Romita Sr.