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Friday, March 7, 2025
Favourite covers: The savage pencil of Neal Adams
There are so many exceptional artists who have produced amazing work on barbarian characters over the years including John Buscema, Barry Windsor Smith, and Earl Norem. But perhaps my favourite of these was the legendary Neal Adams. He didn't draw a lot of books in this genre but he did produce some of the best covers featuring savage barbarians. Below are some of my favourites.
Above the UK "Savage Sword of Conan" #15 featuring the cover of the US SSOC #2
Above: One of my all time favourite black and white magazines from the Atlas/Seaboard group - "Thrilling Adventure Stories" # 2 - more on this issue in my next blog.
Above: Conan the Barbarian # 37 - Another of my favourite comics which I have prattled on about previously.
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