Black and White Wednesday: "Kui" by Alex Toth
A masterpiece by a master today, Groove-ophiles! From Warren's
Creepy #79 (cover-dated May 1976) here's "Kui" by Alex Toth!
Special thanks to Mike's Amazing World of Comics and Grand Comics Database for being such fantastic resources for covers, dates, creator info, etc. Thou art treasures true!
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Roy didn't even tell Louise that she was right, after all.
ReplyDeleteWhat a jerk.
Looks a little different from what I've seen from Toth with more line work and shading.
More Toth any time will be welcome.
B & W wednesday's ROCK!!
ReplyDeletevery very good, awesome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great designer, draftsman, and story teller - Alex Toth, an unpretentious genius.
ReplyDeleteChris A.
Alex Toth maybe isn't a big comic star for the public, but is the best comic creator for the comic creators.
ReplyDeleteHis pages are the best example of balance between draw and tale.
Toth is a talent of naturalism integrated in narration.