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Richard Corben is a genius and one of the greatest comic artists. He should be a more recognized author IMO.
When I lived in Kansas City in the 90s, one of my cartoonist collaborators actually got to visit Rich at his studio. (He’s in the phone book and I actually got to talk to him over the phone; his wife would screen his calls. No luck meeting him until a rare appearance at KC Comicon circa ‘94. But my friend did get to visit his studio. I still don’t know how he talked his way in. We both knew all the same people, including one of Rich’s assistants.)
RIP Corb... October 1, 1940 - December 2, 2020
Corben is also an excellent sculptor (he came from a stop motion animation background). One of the secrets of his mastery of light and shadow is that he frequently makes models of his characters, then carefully lights and photographs them for reference.
Yes, he was talking about that in an interview. I think it helps ground his reference.
As a whole the professional illustration field has been known to do that.
Dark Horse has published all of Coreben's Poe stories in a collection called Edgar Allan Poe's Spirits of the Dead. These are all the Poe stories that Corben did for Dark Horse. It is an excellent collection and comes highly recommended.
Love this one lads, his short run on hellblazer is worth checking out
i have been a Corben fan since i was a kid. imo his work on cage was incredible and a big surprise to me.
These awesome grahic comix inspired me to go to art college and add to my beloved art and illustration skills.
Now..a happily self employed Mad Insane Scribbler..and these amazing comics and wonderous illustration artistisans navigated me to my beautiful sweet scribbling chaos that I live and breathe every single day I open my human eyes.
And I wouldn't have it any other bloody way! Thankyou ERRIE..CREEPY..and all the creatives involved..you changed my life.
(/-\)..Bless the beautiful maniacs who weild the pens an brushes..for they truly change the world with mere strokes of black line and washes of colour. ♡✊😊🎨✏✒..
thanks guys. I knew Corben was in Heavy Metal, but had no idea his work went back this far. Amazing stuff.
Apparently, the writer of the shark story was influenced by Hemingway’s Old Man and the Sea too, because when the old man catches his fish, it’s so big that he’s unable to bring it aboard. So on his way back home to his village ashore, other fish steal pieces off the catch so that almost nothing if anything remains of the big fish when he makes landfall.
Like Bode, Corben's work was in fanzines before being reprinted in undergrounds. Rowlf, Fantagor, Anomaly and Weirdom were all fanzine work before Corben was contacted by Gary Arlington to do undergrounds.
Dark Horse did a great job on color restoration, but it's still not quite the eye-scorching vibrancy of the originals. Warren collected overprints of the original color sections in five issues of Comix International and they're the real thing.
@@jeffreygoodman9258 Thanks. I'll have to take a look.
i am speechless by his light game, incredible work all over
Check out “ Shadow on the grave “ from Corben, great stuff!
May he rest in peace, I just heard the news. Banner is one of my all time favorites.
Corben's the best of the best!😄❤🎃
Corben knew his way around color during his days on Fantagore. I have some of those undergrounds (thank God), and nobody was even close to his art. Greg Irons did some cool stuff, but I never saw the output that Corben had. His Robert E. Howard's rewrite of Valley of the Worm called Bloodstone is fantastic ! I have the hardcover with the color dust cover. Amazing !
Awesome artist. R.I.P Richard.
Love Corben's work.
You can't understate how both influential Richard Corben was. I was up in an artist studio I hung out at and on the wall was a blown up panel from Neverwhere that was labelled "The Greatest Punch in the history of comics". It's the panel of Den getting socked in the face by the lizard man. STILL one of my all time favourite comic panels ever made.
I have some of Corben's art in a few counter-culture comics from the 70s. Talented artist.
Corbin is a fave I collected underground comix in the late 60 ‘s and the 70’s when at the U of O. I now have around 250 of them.
The have been a very fun read.
Richard Corben has been one of my favorite comics artists since the mid-1970s.
The IDW Bigfoot series by Rob Zombie, Steve Niles and Corben (2005) is a good horror comic and worth a read.
Corben rules ...nuff said
Horror comics are my life. I'm an aspiring comic book artist and it's kinda funny cause I can literally switch my art style on a dime. I have different art styles for every genre.
Corben was a seminal 70's artist, but I also think of him in light of Bernie Wrightson, and Jeff Jones.
RIP. Apparently a full-color sequel to Murky World was being serialized in Heavy Metal 288-301 from 2017-2020. A French edition is already out but no words about an English release yet. Also "Dimwood" he was working on which he said he already had sequels planned for.
Rest in peace.
I believe the letterer for Warren was Ben Oda.
Wow! This takes me back to a different time and era. Corben was my favorite followed by Frazetta as close second.
I wish I still had all the comics I bought of his in the 70s,, they were more expensive than most of the underground stuff, but they were super slick and excellent story telling that no one else was doing... and his art work was incredible...
At 5:07, when they're on page 57, in the last panel it says "HAH! Howl, you fowl beast." Pity they missed that before printing.
Awesome episode! Please continue your coverage of the Warren artists! Especially the ones who continued to do horror, fantasy and sword-and-sorcery, as well as the ones who went on to get other work because of it. Many of the Filipino, and Latin American or Spanish artists come immediately to mind, and many of them were also able to find work at DC, among other publishers. Several relocated to the US. Dozens of them were fantastic!
There's another story about a black cat and an iron maiden that was printed in Les Daniels' COMIX that absolutely sold me on the medium when I first encountered that book. Along with the Al Williamson story about ruling pencil borders, those remain two of my earliest favorite works of horror. Another reason to do an episode about COMIX!
I love his colours in the light and shade. Looks like he used air brush sometimes.
about your questions around 23 minutes, they probably used a type setting machine that printed out on paper, then cut with a scalpel, then through a hot wax applying machine to position the pieces, then photocopied
so happy, im reading this right now... unfortunately stuck with the kindle version cuz the hardcover is oop but still a treat
I've got this album. It's amazing!
so great!!!
Frazetta and Corben-best Eerie and Creepy covers ever.
Excellent informative review..!
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Step into something comfortable the best creepy story by corben
Corben had an overlay color technique he used years ago. He stopped using it to make his deadlines.
Creepy is a good horror comic book. 😀👍
I Liked Richard Corben Heavy Metal "DEN".
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I would argue that Eric Powell is the only artist to have continued Corben's style.
Is there any record of his process? I have no idea how he does his thing! I can tell ( sometimes ) when he is using the oil pastels, and airbrush stuff, but most of the time, I don’t have ANY idea of what the fuck is going on!
Corben's work was always influenced by animation, he is after all an animator.
What is that paper you are showing
Guys, could you help us maybe find richard corben books? I've been looking for about a year now and most things are pushing $100 or over. We should start a petition to get reprints!!
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Great art from Corbin you show off in Creepy, I don’t get to see this art from the magazines very much . I just wish more artist today in the comics would come up with their own unique style, too much of modern comics today looks so bland and uninspired.
do u know andrea pazienza?
in all of his images heads are too big compared to body