Don Newton's time at Charlton wasn't spent only on his classic Phantom comics, Groove-ophiles. Mr. Newton was also a master of mood and produced a number of far-out fear fables for Charlton's stable of creepy comix. Teamed with Charlton's uber-prolific Joe Gill, he used shadows and light to draw us into a world of apparitionally agitated abodes, like the one in today's post. Let's rattle around Ghost Manor #22 (November 1974) with Joe, Don, and Mr. Bones as we meet..."Mr. Beazely's Ghosts"!
Newton was a fantastic, painterly artist and I'd love to see a print collection of all his charlton work.
ReplyDeleteDon Newton left us way too young. I loved his work on Shazam/Capt.Marvel on World's Finest in the late 70's? to early 80's.
ReplyDeleteNewton had greatness in him.
ReplyDeleteWell said, Mykal! More Newton to come, guys--including some Shazam!
ReplyDeleteHoly Moley!
ReplyDeleteSad DC has destroyed Captain Marvel & the Marvel family totally! Can't wait to see the Newton Shazam stories! Bring e'm on!SHAZAM!