What a hoot these stories are. Clearly Tallarico and Fraccio wanted to evoke a Thor vibe, even down to the lame alter-ego (literally) but he fall short. I love the kinetic feel of the pages, but the figure work is complex, a bit too much so in places.
Tony Tallarico And Bill Fraccio are one of my favorite art teams of the 60's. I didn't care for much of their work at Warren but I love the superhero stories they did for Charlton especially Son Of Vulcan!
What a hoot these stories are. Clearly Tallarico and Fraccio wanted to evoke a Thor vibe, even down to the lame alter-ego (literally) but he fall short. I love the kinetic feel of the pages, but the figure work is complex, a bit too much so in places.
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Tony Tallarico And Bill Fraccio are one of my favorite art teams of the 60's. I didn't care for much of their work at Warren but I love the superhero stories they did for Charlton especially Son Of Vulcan!
ReplyDeleteAnd the script for Son Of Vulcan was by Pat Masulli.
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