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Wallace (Wally) Wood is one of the most celebrated cartoonist-illustrators of all time. Wood's creative efforts on such properties as Daredevil, Weird Science, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, MAD, Witzend, Mars Attacks, Power Girl, etc., has earned him great acclaim both during his lifetime and posthumously including inductions into the Eisner, Harvey and Inkwell Halls of Fame.
Jun 16, 2017 · Wally Wood's first work for EC was good (Weird Science 5, Jan-Feb 1951), but within a few short months, his art style transformed into something phenomenal (Weird Science 13, May-Jun 1952). And at the very same time, his old boss, Will Eisner, hand-picked Wood to take over the art on The Spirit (27 Jul 1952) for a brilliant (but ultimately unsuccessful) attempt to update the strip for the ...
Oct 31, 2006 · Wally Wood was special - certainly to me - and this book is essential reading for every EC/Wally Wood fan. It is a delux limited edition hardback - only 500 copies exist, and I've got one of them. It is nicely illustrated, and contains many colour plates. Meticulously researched. Detailed, sympathetic and moving.
- Steve Starger, J. David Spurlock
Mar 1, 2022 · Wally Wood's EC Stories Artist's Edition. by Wally Wood | 24 Sept 2024. Hardcover. £118.50 ...
Jan 14, 2020 · Wally Wood was an astonishingly talented and prolific artist during the Silver Age of comic books. He got his start professionally as a teenager in the late 1940s, drawing for EC Comic’s Weird Science and Weird Fantasy .
Disneyland Memorial Orgy poster, illustrated by Wally Wood, was a highlight of the satirical, underground magazine "The Realist" founded in 1958. The highly collectible poster caused quite a sensation when it was first published in 1967. Its ultimate distribution prompted Disney to file a lawsuit which was eventually settled out of court. The poster was then pulled from distribution and many ...
A dramatic illustrated biography of legendary cartoonist Wallace Wood. Journalist Steve Starger and historian J. David Spurlock tell a concise but sweeping tale of Wood's life and times and offer a brisk, colorful history of the comic book industry and the American century from the Depression through the early 1980s.
