#vince colletta

[gameraboy2]

"He didn't call for a week!"

"Tears of a Fool", Teen-Age Love #8 (1959), art by Vince Colletta

[silviacrossdresser]

Recaption by Chandlyr Ellis from a panel in the story "3 Girls -- Their Lives -- Their Loves" episode 20, included in "Heart Throbs" #121 (September 1969), published by DC Comics. Pencils by Jay Scott Pike, inks by Vince Colletta, original script by Barbara Friedlander.

[ungoliantschilde]

X-Men, Vol. 1 # 55 by Barry Windsor-Smith, with Inks by Vince Colletta.

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Mike Grell and Vince Colletta draw Warlord #25 (DC, 1979).

[browsethestacks]

Original Art - Team America #02 Pg 01 (1982) by Mike Vosburg And Vince Colletta

[comic-covers]

(1977)

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

BHOC: BRING ON THE BAD GUYS

As I talked about yesterday, for Christmas 1978 I was given the four existing volumes in the Marvel Origins trade paperback collection that up to that point existed. I had read SON OF ORIGINS OF MARVEL COMICS at my local library, but I was happy to have my own copy to go back to and review. But once ORIGINS had been consumed, I made my way into the next book I hadn’t yet read, which was this one.…

[4cp]

From Thor #160-161 (1968). Jack Kirby, inked by Vince Colletta. Script by Stan Lee. Original 4CP printing for the win (again).

[uwmspeccoll]

Barbie and Ken's Comic Journey

Dell Publishing in New York published Barbie and Ken comics beginning in 1962, during a time when comic books were a popular source of entertainment. They featured art by noted American comic-book artists Vince Colletta and John Tartaglione. This is the fifth and final issue, published in November 1963. The comics marked Barbie and Ken’s debut in a comic book format. This issue features members of the Barbie Fan Club sharing their imaginary adventures with the iconic duo; Barbie and the Arts; Barbie's Theatre Group; and a one-pager about Barbie's friend and fellow doll, Midge. The stories exhibited traditional values and cultural norms of that era, reflecting wholesome and timeless themes. After this comic, Barbie comics were next featured in the Mattel-owned Barbie magazine in 1964.

-Melissa, Special Collections Graduate Intern

[smbhax]

Love Romances #101 cover, September 1962: Jack Kirby pencils, Vince Colletta (?) / George Klein (?) inks, Stan Goldberg colors, Artie Simek letters. Photoshop color reduction.

[splooosh]

“Sure”

George Tuska - Vince Colletta

[gameraboy2]

Teen-Age Romance #80 (1960) Cover by Matt Baker and Vince Colletta

[chernobog13]

SUPERMAN'S PAL, JIMMY OLSEN (vol. 1) #139 (July, 1971).

Okay, forget the fact that Jack Kirby somehow was able to work famed comedian Don Rickles onto the cover and in the story.

What I really want to draw your attention to is this cover being another example of the powers-that-be at DC Comics reworking Kirby's art. Artist Murphy Anderson was employed to re-draw both Superman's and Jimmy's faces to make them more in line with DC's house style for the characters.

And Goody Rickles? Look, yer just gonna have to read the story yerself, 'cause I can't explain it.

[beyondthespheres]

Some rare Justice artwork by the late great Keith Giffen and Vince Colletta, plus colors by George Roussos.

[tomoleary]

George Tuska and Vince Colletta Superman Comic Strip Christmas Special Pin-up Illustration Original Art (Chicago Tribune-NY News Syndicate, 1979) Source

[browsethestacks]

Original Art - Ghost Rider #03 Pg 18 (1967) by Dick Ayers And Vince Colletta