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About Me
- Thomas Haller Buchanan
- My name is Thom Buchanan. I'm an artist and photographer. People are my favorite subjects to portray in art and photos. My wife (and studio partner) has called that my 'people skills', as I've been passionately creating portrait studies for many years. I refer to myself as a pictorialist, a combination of image-making and journalist. Images are my life.
My Blogging Motto
Scan Unto Others
As You Would Have Them
Scan Unto You.
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- Drawing People for Fun
- Open the Door Albert
- Witzendish
- Enchanting
- The Other Whistler
- Faerie Alphabet
- Faerie Alphabet
- Rediscovered Masters
- Rediscovered Masters
- My Favorite Depiction of Scrooge McDuck
- Kelly Sunday
- Princess Pam
- Friends of the Rocketeer
- Friends of the Rocketeer
- Rescue of Sorts
- Mysterious Pleiades
- Saga
- Saga
- Fine Art of Lithography
- Book House Promotional
- Eisner's P*S Girl
- Eisner's P*S Girl
- More Ford
- More Ford
- Spirit Cast
- Eisner 'Spirit'
- End of the Octopus?
- Harvey Spirit
- Harvey Spirit
- Kelly Sunday is Here Again
- The Glob Blog
- The Glob Blog
- The Glob Blog
- Flu Facts
- Flu Facts
- The Wrightson Stuff
- The Wrightson Stuff
- Stupid of Me
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- Special Memento
- Masterful Feathering
- Middle Earth
- Illustrative Treasures
- Sensual Illustrator
- My Favorite Fairy Tale Artist
- My Favorite Fairy Tale Artist
- Alluring As a Glimpse of Paradise
- Is She Beast or Human?
- Spirit of the Woods
- Spirit of the Woods
- Spirit of the Woods
- In Search of Hophead Magic
- Visualized Dream
- The Caphian Caper
- Nostalgia for the Future
- C'est Magnifique!
- Favorite Rendition of Batgirl
- Flint Studies
- Flint Studies
- Ashcan Oddity
- 22 Burglars and Four Million, Cold Cash
- My Favorite Maitz
- Some Beach, Some Where
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7 comments:
I've heard from a couple of sources just recently that these new stories were drawn by George Tuska, who does a nice job of approximating the Eisner style. I'm not sure if Tuska was an Eisner assistant at some point years previous...
If Tuska did this one, then it's an exact approximation, cuz this is exactly Eisner's style at this time (unless Eisner wasn't doing ANY of his own work in the 60s?).
Eisner certainly had a staff producing the Eisner look on the army magazine called P.S. and other army publications. Murphy Anderson was one, but his style was immediately recognizable.
These guys (like Wally Wood) with their assistants that came and went, make it really hard to write a definitive history of their output.
Again, this was just something I was told by a pro comics writer who is generally knowledgeable about such things. I'd like to know for sure, because I went 43 years thinking it was Eisner!
Well, yeah, likewise. If you ever get it confirmed, would ya let me know? Thanks.
Hey I tried some of your Bacardi, I like it, look forward to more.
Every credit I've seen runs with Will Eisner story and pencils, and Eisner and Chuck Kramer on the inks.
Kramer also assisted Eisner on the 1966 Herald Tribune strip.
Chuck Kramer! That's who I was trying to think of. Kramer, I believe, did a lot of work on Eisner's army manuals and tech magazines. He has a recognizable style on miscellaneous characters, but It looks like Eisner on some of the Spirit faces. But what do I know?
I love all that '66 new SPIRIT stuff! Yeah, by all conventional wisdom, it's Kramer assisting but you're so right about these guys and their assistants. As I noted elsewhere the other day, the Warren reprint of the Harvey SPIRIT origin is extensively redrawn and, I believe, even better but I have no idea who did it. Eisner?
Eisner's final SPIRIT story--the ESCAPIST one--looks to me like the purest Will! It is acknowledged, however, that it was largely drawn by Alex Saviuk, himself a former Eisner student and/or assistant whose own work bears little resemblance to that of the Master and yet...
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