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Mister Miracle #19 - Marshall Rogers art & cover, non-attributed Neal Adams art
Reviewed by Ted F
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Reviewed by Ted F
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Actually, as pointed out in either that issue's or next's letter column, there was a breakdown of who inked what (or whom?) and Neal Adams only inked one thing- Mr. Miracles eyes on the splash page.
The letters column on Mister Miracle #20 does indeed credit Al Weiss on Oberon and Adams on the splash. Oberon was superbly inked, regardless, and damn similar to Adams' style. It doesn't change my rating for the story art, but I strive for accuracy. Thanks for pointing this out.
Can anyone tell me why Rogers' art style changed (at least it seems that way to me) so drastically between the 70s (Dectective Comics #475 'Laughing Fish' etc) and his later work on 'Dark Detective' in 2006? It almost looks like a completely different artist, yet it's the same team (Rogers, Austin, Englehart). Was Austin embellishing more than inking on those original Detective Comics issues? I can't get over how different Rogers' work looks from this period to later.
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