Black and White Wednesday: Early Rich Buckler on "Forbidden Journey"
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Looks like Buckler was familiar with Al Williamson's EC work. Good story.
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I was gonna say myself: channelling Williamson much. Buckler seemed to go through several imitator periods - or at least a Neal Adams phase as well
ReplyDeleteRich Buckler is providing all new material in the style of the old Warren books for a new publication titled "The Creeps." Buckler proudly proclaims his influences which are wide and varied, but never denied. You can see more at www.thecreepsmagazine.com
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