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8 comments:
Dave sez,
This is such a cool team-up! What's the connection? Cops and soldiers? Golden-Age characters? Longevity? A team-up we've always wanted to see?
Jim Aparo was a fantastic artist! From Aquaman to Batman and The Brave and the Bold to the Spectre and The Outsiders!
The connection is I think it would be cool!
Jim Aparo was a Master Craftsman. My favorite artist, and I strongly felt he was underrated. I think he was influenced by Milt Caniff of Terry and the Pirates fame. I followed him from The Brave and The Bold to the Outsiders (with and without Batman!) and I sought out all his old works on Aquaman, Spectre, Ragman and others on Adventure digests reprints. I'm waitin impatiently for a collected edition of his best work. I would be willing to pay a small fortune for it (ie: please let it be under $100.00 bucks!)
I definitely prefer the odd, unexpected match, as opposed to the more predictable ones. For example, instead of The Phantom Stranger and Dr. Strange (typical)-how about The Phantom Stranger and Jean Grey, or Dr. Strange and Metamorpho?
Another one that would make a very intriguing story.
LOL! Great pic and greater comments!
robotman and machine man black cat and vixen judge dredd and gangbuster or guardian atomic knights with black knight
Jim was my favorite artist as well, he was the first that made me look forward to the art as much as the story. His run on aquaman and B&B were the defining art work on both comics, only a handful of artist could join him in the pantheon; Neal adams, Sal buscema,Jack Kirby, et al.
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