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The Studio 1979 Softcover Jeffery Jones Michael Kaluta 1g
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandDC Comics
GTIN9789063325817
UPC9789063325817
eBay Product ID (ePID)1603481823
Product Key Features
Narrative TypeNonfiction
EditionFirst Edition
Era1970s
AuthorMichael Smith, Unknown, Mixed Authors, Jeff Smith, Smith, Michael Barry, Michael Jones, Barry, Jeffrey Jones
Original LanguageEnglish
VintageYes
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
FeaturesLarge Print, Illustrated, Poster
TopicArtists, Criticism, Culture, Art History, Comic Books, Books, Illustration
Ex LibrisNo
Intended AudienceYoung Adults, Adults
Publication Year1979
TypePicture Book
Literary MovementExpressionism
GenreArt & Culture, History, Photography, Fantasy, Comics
Number of Pages159
Dimensions
Item Height12 in
Item Weight35 oz
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- 20 Jul, 2017
Exquisite Collection of Top 1970's Illustrators
Published in 1979 and long out of print, The Studio is a collection of portfolios by 4 of my favorite comic book pencillers and illustrators from the 1970's. I was previously familiar with the work of Berni Wrightson from Swamp Thing, Mike Kalita from The Shadow (both D.C. titles), Barry Smith from Marvel's Conan The Barbarian and Jeffrey Jones' Idyll strip from Funnies section in the back of National Lampoon circa 1972-73. This tome elegantly showcases more mature work (in execution as well as in content) from a few years later in the decade of which, until about 6 months ago, I had no prior knowledge. Upon learning of this book's existence, I tracked down this copy from this seller and am very well pleased with content, conduction, shipment and buying experience.Verified purchase: Yes
