Great interview with Steranko. Great artist and very intelligent man. Steranko, Neal Adams,Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Wally Wood my guys. Thumbs 👍 Great video.
@LeonardoNimoy Жыл бұрын
you're named steranko?
@billstrat2917 Жыл бұрын
Call him Woody or Wallace, he didn't like being called Wally. It's the least we can do to honor that great man.
@chuckleezodiac24 Жыл бұрын
Legendary. Sublime. Magnificent! Steranko's hair is unmatched in comic's history...
@peterwroberts43792 жыл бұрын
a real storyteller in his element
@worldatlasyum39832 жыл бұрын
How did that skunk crawl up on Steranko's head and nobody told him it was there?
@raygsbrelcik55782 жыл бұрын
Did you know----"RHAPSODY," has been changed to---RAP CITY? ( Didn't KNOW that, didja'?).
@Eero592 жыл бұрын
Discussing the influence of Wood on underground artists and no mention of Rand Holmes?
@odontj762 жыл бұрын
No, but thank you for commenting! I’ll check out some of his work!
@allenlovell16042 жыл бұрын
I still remember Jim Steranko's artwork during his " Nick Fury-Agent of SHIELD " and Captain America comicbook runs ! As I recall, Jim was a magician and used to publish MediaScene. Jim's work reminds me of opening movie scene montages ! He is brilliant. A friend of Wood named Russ Cochran published most of EC sci-fi and horror comics in a hardcover collector's edition. I still have the Weird Science Fantasy and the other one ! Thanks for posting this on. KZread :-)
@bambambambamhaupt2 жыл бұрын
Someone tell Howard that lp records started coming back around 2003. Libertarians need to get their heads out of their own pompous asses.
@DelightLovesMovies2 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood's work is sublime. So is Jim Sterankos.
@antoniosantiago6490 Жыл бұрын
😂
@pretorious7002 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood is my all time favorite comic artist.
@samobispo15272 жыл бұрын
Could someone please publish a guide of who-is-who, character-wise? Some are obvious, such as the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby ‘stand ins’, but others really tax my memory, as I forgotten a lot of my comic book history over the last 40 years.
@ComicExcitement2 жыл бұрын
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
@odontj762 жыл бұрын
Glad you like them!
@ComicExcitement2 жыл бұрын
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
@ComicExcitement2 жыл бұрын
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
@odontj762 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much!
@yournamehere19352 жыл бұрын
Jim Steranko is a rock star! I love the story he tells about b***h slapping that charlatan Bob Kane. He's one of the few who always defended Bill Finger and his claim as the true creator of Batman.
@samobispo15272 жыл бұрын
That only 250,000 people in the US and Canada consume all the English language comics output a year (24:45) is profound. X-men was cancelled in 1970 because it ‘only’ sold 285,000 copies a month! In the late 1960’s Spider-Man sold a million copies a month! Comics have gone from a mass media to a cult!
@JorgeVelezMusic3 жыл бұрын
Great interview/rant. Note: Aaron Copland wasn't Stewart Copeland's dad lol. Stewart's pop was a CIA officer (!!)
@PoppRocks3 жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed seeing behind the curtain with Hey, Kids! Comics! and am likewise enjoying the sequel series, HKC, Prophet and Loss. I don't drink, but I'd love to buy Mr. Chaykin a round, just for the chance to sit down and hear some of his war stories.
@buenoexcellente53643 жыл бұрын
Tommy Monaghan is the greatest character ever
@Rob_Gibson3 жыл бұрын
Goddamn right.
@bobbyarchaic96493 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood is one of my biggest influences artwork-wise and one of my favorite artists. He was seriously one of the best artists ever.
@danthaman032 жыл бұрын
Yes he was the master. I love all the EC crew.
@raygsbrelcik55782 жыл бұрын
He was UNIQUE. Impressive the way he developed his own special Style in the midst of so many "Greats!" Jack Davis---Same thing. He was EXTREMELY expressive in his Style.
@Syncopator3 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood's machinery often looked inspired by the front grills of 1950s cars. Or maybe vice-versa...
@KalleVilenius3 жыл бұрын
Narrative alloys is a term I'm going to take to heart just in case I ever write anything.
@truefanforum32733 жыл бұрын
I backed this comic and I can't wait to get this comic. I really like Golden Age characters, and there is just so much talent involved. And it's great they went with lesser known characters. It's too bad this didn't get more backers or attention. Sadly, some people would be too busy screeching about Mark Waid to actually focus on the merits of the comic.
@bizzybaddbee34053 жыл бұрын
More Monkey Man and O’Brien would be great to see.
@vapsman883 жыл бұрын
Very strange, I was just reading that story from Weird Science recently. An amazing story, btw.
@hcanderson37874 жыл бұрын
Is your name Steranko?
@AngusRockford4 жыл бұрын
I absolutely loved this. I lived in a small town that didn’t get direct market books until 1985, so I missed the initial phase of First Comics, but once I discovered them, my mind was blown. It’s the closest thing I can imagine to when fans first saw Lee/Kirby/Ditko Marvel comics in 1961-62. And these guys, John and Tim, were my Lee & Kirby in terms of sheer originality , wit, and excitement. First made the very best action/adventure comics in the early 80s, and when DC inevitably hired virtually their entire slate of creators in the mid 80s, they began making the best comics that DC ever published (along with their counterparts in the British comics scene, like Moore, Grant, Wagner, Gibbons, Davis, and Bolland). It’s a criminal shame that Ostrander and Truman are not household names to all comics fans.
@odontj764 жыл бұрын
I'm glad you liked it, I agree Truman and Ostrander are underappreciated and should be held in higher regard then they are.
@davidlindsay95644 жыл бұрын
where is part 2? etc?
@followthewhiterabbit25494 жыл бұрын
Who are the guys sitting next to Steranko ?
@odontj764 жыл бұрын
to the left is David Spurlock and to the right is Paul Levitz
@followthewhiterabbit25494 жыл бұрын
@@odontj76 Thank you!
@lostonwallace13964 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood is one of my biggest artistic influences. When I saw my first Wally Wood EC story, I remember thinking, "Wow! I want to be able to draw like THAT!"
@vapsman883 жыл бұрын
Me as well.
@artdingo4 жыл бұрын
Nice to see and hear. I just wish that the camera person would frame their picture better. Other than cutting Paul Levitz's comment off, not bad.
@Rob_Gibson4 жыл бұрын
I'm staring a little too intensely here. *Ahem* sorry Garth. And thank you so much for recording, editing, and uploading. This was a damn pleasure to do and I'm grateful for a better recording than mine.
@TrumbullComic4 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for posting this! Nice to see it out there!
@servoret4 жыл бұрын
In case anyone else was wondering what the deal is with Chaykin and Grant Morrison: sites.google.com/a/deepspacetransmissions.com/site/news-1/theunseengrantmorrisonthearkreviews
@EnergyxyzLightShadow5 жыл бұрын
Is there a part 3?
@douglasbriel61035 жыл бұрын
Anyone else rate Alex Nino as highly?
@douglasbriel61035 жыл бұрын
Kirby was obviously greatly into pop art. Did Wood and Ditko ever meet?
@peace83815 жыл бұрын
Kirby's influence is everywhere ! .... By the way, good question.
@artdingo4 жыл бұрын
Wood and Ditko were good mates and worked on many comic book stories like The THUNDER Agents and at DC comics.
@douglasbriel61035 жыл бұрын
Wally Wood and Frank Frazetta had a spiritual child in Dave Stevens.
@cordellsenior99355 жыл бұрын
Add Mark Schultz to that list. (Al Williamson too and for my money, John Severin.)
@christophertaylor91003 жыл бұрын
Good way of putting it
@raygsbrelcik55782 жыл бұрын
Frank Frazzetta taught me to paint like him. I kid you Not! ( Though he never KNEW it).
@sarcastanaut6 жыл бұрын
Legends!
@ProwlersPit6 жыл бұрын
Shazam was never in Kingdom Come. Captain Marvel was
@p1nesap7 жыл бұрын
Great stories and sobering accounts about financial exploitation of the artists.
@Martin_TheCollector7 жыл бұрын
Two awesome artists! David Finch is better IMO, but Greg is amazing no doubt.
@ericdaoust88175 жыл бұрын
I agree!
@odontj768 жыл бұрын
This was shared privately and not intended to be released until tonight. Click on the link below to view the full panel and an extra from Chaykin if suspicious of the link go to dccomicsnews.com to view Baltimore comic con day 3
@odontj768 жыл бұрын
wp.me/p3y7Kj-hbz
@MukaMoko8 жыл бұрын
Looks like Darwyn didn't want Tieri's story to be heard xD
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Great interview with Steranko. Great artist and very intelligent man. Steranko, Neal Adams,Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko and Wally Wood my guys. Thumbs 👍 Great video.
you're named steranko?
Call him Woody or Wallace, he didn't like being called Wally. It's the least we can do to honor that great man.
Legendary. Sublime. Magnificent! Steranko's hair is unmatched in comic's history...
a real storyteller in his element
How did that skunk crawl up on Steranko's head and nobody told him it was there?
Did you know----"RHAPSODY," has been changed to---RAP CITY? ( Didn't KNOW that, didja'?).
Discussing the influence of Wood on underground artists and no mention of Rand Holmes?
No, but thank you for commenting! I’ll check out some of his work!
I still remember Jim Steranko's artwork during his " Nick Fury-Agent of SHIELD " and Captain America comicbook runs ! As I recall, Jim was a magician and used to publish MediaScene. Jim's work reminds me of opening movie scene montages ! He is brilliant. A friend of Wood named Russ Cochran published most of EC sci-fi and horror comics in a hardcover collector's edition. I still have the Weird Science Fantasy and the other one ! Thanks for posting this on. KZread :-)
Someone tell Howard that lp records started coming back around 2003. Libertarians need to get their heads out of their own pompous asses.
Wally Wood's work is sublime. So is Jim Sterankos.
😂
Wally Wood is my all time favorite comic artist.
Could someone please publish a guide of who-is-who, character-wise? Some are obvious, such as the Stan Lee and Jack Kirby ‘stand ins’, but others really tax my memory, as I forgotten a lot of my comic book history over the last 40 years.
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
Glad you like them!
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
Thomas 😃I watched your 3 "Steranko on Wally Wood" videos and found them super engaging and highly informative!👍
Thank you so much!
Jim Steranko is a rock star! I love the story he tells about b***h slapping that charlatan Bob Kane. He's one of the few who always defended Bill Finger and his claim as the true creator of Batman.
That only 250,000 people in the US and Canada consume all the English language comics output a year (24:45) is profound. X-men was cancelled in 1970 because it ‘only’ sold 285,000 copies a month! In the late 1960’s Spider-Man sold a million copies a month! Comics have gone from a mass media to a cult!
Great interview/rant. Note: Aaron Copland wasn't Stewart Copeland's dad lol. Stewart's pop was a CIA officer (!!)
I really enjoyed seeing behind the curtain with Hey, Kids! Comics! and am likewise enjoying the sequel series, HKC, Prophet and Loss. I don't drink, but I'd love to buy Mr. Chaykin a round, just for the chance to sit down and hear some of his war stories.
Tommy Monaghan is the greatest character ever
Goddamn right.
Wally Wood is one of my biggest influences artwork-wise and one of my favorite artists. He was seriously one of the best artists ever.
Yes he was the master. I love all the EC crew.
He was UNIQUE. Impressive the way he developed his own special Style in the midst of so many "Greats!" Jack Davis---Same thing. He was EXTREMELY expressive in his Style.
Wally Wood's machinery often looked inspired by the front grills of 1950s cars. Or maybe vice-versa...
Narrative alloys is a term I'm going to take to heart just in case I ever write anything.
I backed this comic and I can't wait to get this comic. I really like Golden Age characters, and there is just so much talent involved. And it's great they went with lesser known characters. It's too bad this didn't get more backers or attention. Sadly, some people would be too busy screeching about Mark Waid to actually focus on the merits of the comic.
More Monkey Man and O’Brien would be great to see.
Very strange, I was just reading that story from Weird Science recently. An amazing story, btw.
Is your name Steranko?
I absolutely loved this. I lived in a small town that didn’t get direct market books until 1985, so I missed the initial phase of First Comics, but once I discovered them, my mind was blown. It’s the closest thing I can imagine to when fans first saw Lee/Kirby/Ditko Marvel comics in 1961-62. And these guys, John and Tim, were my Lee & Kirby in terms of sheer originality , wit, and excitement. First made the very best action/adventure comics in the early 80s, and when DC inevitably hired virtually their entire slate of creators in the mid 80s, they began making the best comics that DC ever published (along with their counterparts in the British comics scene, like Moore, Grant, Wagner, Gibbons, Davis, and Bolland). It’s a criminal shame that Ostrander and Truman are not household names to all comics fans.
I'm glad you liked it, I agree Truman and Ostrander are underappreciated and should be held in higher regard then they are.
where is part 2? etc?
Who are the guys sitting next to Steranko ?
to the left is David Spurlock and to the right is Paul Levitz
@@odontj76 Thank you!
Wally Wood is one of my biggest artistic influences. When I saw my first Wally Wood EC story, I remember thinking, "Wow! I want to be able to draw like THAT!"
Me as well.
Nice to see and hear. I just wish that the camera person would frame their picture better. Other than cutting Paul Levitz's comment off, not bad.
I'm staring a little too intensely here. *Ahem* sorry Garth. And thank you so much for recording, editing, and uploading. This was a damn pleasure to do and I'm grateful for a better recording than mine.
Thanks so much for posting this! Nice to see it out there!
In case anyone else was wondering what the deal is with Chaykin and Grant Morrison: sites.google.com/a/deepspacetransmissions.com/site/news-1/theunseengrantmorrisonthearkreviews
Is there a part 3?
Anyone else rate Alex Nino as highly?
Kirby was obviously greatly into pop art. Did Wood and Ditko ever meet?
Kirby's influence is everywhere ! .... By the way, good question.
Wood and Ditko were good mates and worked on many comic book stories like The THUNDER Agents and at DC comics.
Wally Wood and Frank Frazetta had a spiritual child in Dave Stevens.
Add Mark Schultz to that list. (Al Williamson too and for my money, John Severin.)
Good way of putting it
Frank Frazzetta taught me to paint like him. I kid you Not! ( Though he never KNEW it).
Legends!
Shazam was never in Kingdom Come. Captain Marvel was
Great stories and sobering accounts about financial exploitation of the artists.
Two awesome artists! David Finch is better IMO, but Greg is amazing no doubt.
I agree!
This was shared privately and not intended to be released until tonight. Click on the link below to view the full panel and an extra from Chaykin if suspicious of the link go to dccomicsnews.com to view Baltimore comic con day 3
wp.me/p3y7Kj-hbz
Looks like Darwyn didn't want Tieri's story to be heard xD
Yeah, where's part 2!?!
This is great. Is there a Pt. 2?