The Spectre #5 - Neal Adams art & cover

Neal Adams

The Spectre v1 #5, 1968 - The Psycho Pirate attempts to regain his powers, creating a gargantuan in the process. Neal Adams opens the story with clever typography incorporated into the background, setting the stage for his exotically remote prologue. Contrasts in scale play a major part of the plot, deftly visualized and emphasized by the artist. His two full page splashes of enormous figures are dramatic enough, but both are overshadowed by a center spread of an enraged Tyrannosaurus Rex. Adams' final issue of the series is also his most powerfully drawn. This silver age story was later reprinted in Adventure Comics #498. This is 4 of 4 Spectre issues by Adams.
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Adams cover pencils and inks = ***
"The Spectre Means Death?" Adams story pencils and inks 23 pages = ****

Neal Adams

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