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| The Rook #1 |
The Rook v1 #1, 1979 - Alex Nino's work in magazines are often overlooked, as in the case of this short lived sci-fi title. His back-up story features a man who was transported into another world and becomes its hero. The layouts are a kaleidoscopic patchwork of slanted panels, placed atop looming double page spreads. Nino is at his most graphic and most innovative, yet the story's readability remains intact. This first issue's Rook story, written by Bill DuBay and drawn by Lee Elias, follows the character's debut in Eerie v3 #82. This is 1 of 1 Rook issues by Nino. /// key 1st issue- - - - - - - - - -
"Bolt" Nino story pencils and inks 12 pages (black and white) = *****
"The Original Master of Time" 27 pages
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The Rook #1 - Alex Nino art + 1st issue
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I love Alex Nino. one of my favourite comics is his " Repent, Harlequin. . ! " for Marvel. beautiful stuff.
I just found that issue and I agree. It took a while for me to warm up to his work. I enjoy his DC horror stuff but in general it seems his b&w magazine work was more daring. Check out my posts on his Korak backup stories in Tarzan. I think those stories are even better.
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