Addicted to Alex Nino: "Remembered Dead" by Kashdan and Nino
Greetings, Groove-ophiles! Just a quickie post to introduce a short shocker by the unbeatable team of George Kashdan and Alex Nino! From House of Secrets #115 (October 1973), here is... "Remembered Dead"!
Of the big 3 Filipino artists who came over in the 70s: DeZuniga, Alcala, and Nino (Ok, 4 if you count Chan) Nino was the only one whose art I didn't care for. It was just a bit too bizarre for my tastes (Athough I can acknowledge he was good).
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Cain is my fave but the Victor Buono smile Abel wears in the last panel is great...
ReplyDeleteOf the big 3 Filipino artists who came over in the 70s: DeZuniga, Alcala, and Nino (Ok, 4 if you count Chan) Nino was the only one whose art I didn't care for. It was just a bit too bizarre for my tastes (Athough I can acknowledge he was good).
ReplyDeleteI would love DC to do a big book of Alex Niño reprints from the 70s in colour!!
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