These pieces, done for a series of limited-edition lithographs, were done in the 1990s and look pretty dang good, considering Sprang had long since retired from comics when he created them.
Gallery: Batman prints by Dick Sprang
Via Heritage Auctions. Sprang is one of my favorite Bat-artists. He was drew the Caped Crusader through the 1940s and 50s and I love his dramatic, angular, noir-toon style.
These pieces, done for a series of limited-edition lithographs, were done in the 1990s and look pretty dang good, considering Sprang had long since retired from comics when he created them.
These pieces, done for a series of limited-edition lithographs, were done in the 1990s and look pretty dang good, considering Sprang had long since retired from comics when he created them.
New and upcoming pop culture books
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Classics Illustrated: A Cultural History
Overstreet's Comic Book Marketplace Yearbook 2016-2017
The Many Lives of Catwoman: The Felonious History of a Feline Fatale
The A-Z of Marvel Monsters
July 1963: A Pivotal Month in the Comic Book Life of Tony Isabella (Volume One)
Dark Night: A True Batman Story
Sting-Ray Afternoons: A Memoir
Tarzan: The Biography
Pop Sixties: Shindig!, Dick Clark, Beach Party, and Photographs from the Donna Loren Archive
Overstreet's Comic Book Marketplace Yearbook 2016-2017
The Many Lives of Catwoman: The Felonious History of a Feline Fatale
The A-Z of Marvel Monsters
July 1963: A Pivotal Month in the Comic Book Life of Tony Isabella (Volume One)
Dark Night: A True Batman Story
Sting-Ray Afternoons: A Memoir
Tarzan: The Biography
Pop Sixties: Shindig!, Dick Clark, Beach Party, and Photographs from the Donna Loren Archive
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