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"My Dearly Beloved" Baker story pencils and inks 5 pages = ****
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My Own Romance #47 - non-attributed Matt Baker art
Reviewed by Ted F
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Reviewed by Ted F
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8 comments:
Is there anything prettier than a Vince Colletta girl?
Just wondering, why no label for "Colletta" in your post since the piece is mostly about him, shows his cover, etc.?
Colletta certainly spent some time on the guys hair and eyebrows (cover). The inks on the Baker story look like Colletta as well.
I do comment on artists other than my favorites in case other fans are looking for their respective artists. I'm not a fan of Colletta but I have a newfound appreciation for his 1950s romance work. Regarding the inks on the Baker story, it's too finely rendered to be Colletta, and looks consistent with many other stories Baker inked himself during this period.
I've also been trying to collect Baker outside of St. John. I was wondering if you had a list you have been keeping or just stumbled onto these? The only source I know that lists Baker outside of St. John in any good detail is Alter Ego 47. I'd be curious to know if you had a list going?
I usually refer to the Overtreet guide, though over the years I've found plenty of inaccuracies, especially in the romance genre. A few of my Baker posts fall into the "non-attributed" category label, and I suspect more to come. Would love to see that Alter Ego 47 list.
As Danman referred to, Colletta didn't have the same dynamism of Baker but still, his women were the only ones in comics to actually look real, vs. cartoonish.
You need to read my descriptions more carefully, my friend.
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