#251: Neal Adams' DEADMAN (w/Steve Lieber)

Steve Lieber is the Eisner Award-winning comics
artist responsible for the funniest parts of
Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen, One-Star Squadron,
Superior Foes of Spider-Man, and so much more. On
the first Friday of every month, he generously shares his three
decades of industry expertise with aspiring artists who want to
hone their craft at Portland's Books with
Pictures.


This episode was made possible through the generosity of a
brother, a lifelong comic book fan, and a kind-of comedian,
Will Hines, who contributed to
friend-of-the-show Jennifer's GoFundMe to help her in her battle
against cancer. Donations are still being accepted at
bit.ly/keepjenreading – and while you're on the
internet, you should also subscribe to Will and his brother
Kevin's fun and hilarious comics podcast, Screw It, We're
Just Gonna Talk About Comics.


Stories Covered in this Episode: 


“Who Has Been Lying In My Grave?” - Strange Adventures #205,
written by Arnold Drake, art by Carmine Infantino and George
Roussos, letters by Ira Schnapp, 1967 DC Comics


“An Eye For an Eye!” - Strange Adventures #206, written by Arnold
Drake, art by Neal Adams and George Roussos, letters by Milt
Snapinn, 1967 DC Comics


“Hide and Seek” - Strange Adventures #210, written by Jack
Miller, art by Neal Adams, letters by Milt Snapin, 1968 DC Comics


“How Close to Me My Killer?” - Strange Adventures #211, written
by Jack Miller, art by Neal Adams, letters by Gaspar Saladino,
1968 DC Comics


“The Track of the Hook” - The Brave and the Bold #79, written by
Bob Haney, art by Neal Adams, letters by Ben Oda, 1968 DC Comics


 


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