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| Marvel Classics Comics #9 |
Marvel Classics Comics v1 #9 / Dracula, 1976 - Although reprinted from the
Pendulum Classics paperback series,
Nestor Redondo's art is even more impressive in color. Like his earlier issue, this Bram Stoker adaptation is one of his lengthiest stories at nearly 50 pages. Despite the abundant narration and text, the panels are generally roomy. Many scenes excel artistically, but the stormy shipwreck on page 17 and Miss Murray's evening walk on page 21 stand out. The characters' period clothing and interior flourishes all benefit from Redondo's outstanding brushwork. Other artists in this bronze age comic include Gil Kane and Tom Palmer (cover). This is 2 of 2
Marvel Classics Comics issues by
Redondo.
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"Dracula" Redondo story pencils and inks 48 pages (first time in color) = ****
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4 comments:
5 star cover. Did the Tomb of Dracula team ever adapt the original novel?
Not to my knowledge. Seems kind of obvious that Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan should have.
I love Nestor Redondo's artwork
Great stuff I agree. Spread the word. Not enough people know his work.
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