Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Thanos Week! Black and White Wednesday: Original Jim Starlin Thanos Art

Check it out, Groove-ophiles! Ol' Groove has been scouring the interwebs to find samples of Jim Starlin's incredible Groovy Age Thanos art, and did I ever find some goodies! Inked by the likes of Al Milgrom, Dave Cockrum, Pablo Marcos, Joe Rubinstein, and more from issues of Iron Man (#55--Thanos' debut!), Captain Marvel, Warlock, Avengers Annual #7, and Marvel Two-In-One Annual #2. Are you ready for this?

Iron Man #55 (Mike Esposito inks)...


Captain Marvel #26 (Dave Cockrum inks)...

Captain Marvel #27 (Pablo Marcos inks)...

Captain Marvel #31 (Dan Green/Al Milgrom inks)...

Captain Marvel #33 (Klaus Janson inks)...


Warlock #9 (Steve Leialoha inks)...

Warlock #10 (Steve Leialoha inks)...


Warlock #15 (Jim Starlin inks)...

Avengers Annual #7 (Joe Rubinstein inks)...


Marvel Two-In-One Annual #2 (Joe Rubinstein inks)...



Yeah, I know. WOW!!

See you tomorrow with...Thanos' shame!
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  1. Rip JaggerApril 25, 2018 at 2:59 AM

    Love this art! Joe Rubinstein inked Starlin with panache, but I don't think anyone has ever inked him better than Al Milgrom. The "Gemini" team was as good as comic book art gets to my fan's eye.

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