A change of style for Joe Colquhoun. Not particularly PC, but valid, non-the-less as a snapshot of the attitudes of the time. From Lion, 19th June 1965.
Wow! I knew he did humour really well in the adventure strips but this is amazing! even with it being a 'cartoony' style he stills puts in the effort that many artists don't - the detail and 'realism' in the vehicles is staggering. Keep up the Colquhoun uploads!
Hey Maurizio. You like Ron Turner's work-eh? Hm, the only Rick Random stuff I have is from Super Detective Library which is quite long. I could do it, but it will take a while. Have you seen this collection:
Wow! I knew he did humour really well in the adventure strips but this is amazing! even with it being a 'cartoony' style he stills puts in the effort that many artists don't - the detail and 'realism' in the vehicles is staggering. Keep up the Colquhoun uploads!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the feedback. Joe Colquhoun's one of my favourites so there'll be more on here.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget that Titan books have (or will soon) release(ed) a Johnny Red collection:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Johnny-Red-Falcons-First-Flight/dp/1848560338
Love this blog. Any new page of Ron Turner? Maybe Rick Random? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey Maurizio.
ReplyDeleteYou like Ron Turner's work-eh? Hm, the only Rick Random stuff I have is from Super Detective Library which is quite long. I could do it, but it will take a while. Have you seen this collection:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Rick-Random-Detective-Adventure-Picture/dp/1853756733
More Ron Turner pages on my old web site:
http://www.britishcomicart.netfirms.com/turner/turner_index.html
Cheers.