1st Mcfarlane Cover?

[DawgPhan]

Well I posted the other day in another forum that Hulk 330 was the first Mcfarlane cover. Now do think that this might be right to some degree but does anyone know where I could find a complete credits list for mcfarlane and what his first covers is. I have tried all of the normal avenues but never get anything. Thanks for you help.

[joe_collector]

I think his first real work as All Star Squadron 47. I remember buying a few of those from the 25-cent bins, thinking it was gonna be the next big thing.

[rob_react]

Nothing he did before Hulk sells anyway, so it doesn't really matter. That early stuff didn't even sell back when he was the hottest artist in the Universe.

 

Wasn't his first work in an issue of Coyote, the Epic series?

[Foolkiller]

But he do any of those covers... his DC work on the all star squardron definitely predates his hulk work... my only thought would be on the covers.

 

by the way, one of the issues of wizard offers a full checklist of all mcfarlane work.

[joe_collector]

Wasn't his first work in an issue of Coyote, the Epic series?

 

Yep, but that was a back-up story and the original question was for First Cover.

 

I still say it's All Star Squadron, as I can't find anything earlier.

[DawgPhan]

yes his first work was in that book but he did a 11 page story on scorpio rose in that book. I do not think he did the cover though, but I do believe that is his first work.

[jbud73]

Could be Infinity Inc. , but I think Squadron comes first.

[Scarlet_Spider]

This thread had a good list of McFarlanes work.

 

 

 

http://boards.collectors-society.com/showflat.php?Cat=&Board=moderncomics&Number=317892&fpart=&PHPSESSID=

[Zonker]

According to Overstreet, Hulk 330 is April 1987

 

First McFarlane full story "part cover" All Star Squadron 47 July 1985

2nd McFarlane full story and cover pencils Infinity Inc 14 May 1985

 

More OS goofiness-- the 2nd app pre-dates the first???

 

STOP THE PRESSES, ARNOLD!!!!!!!

[Timely]

I always thought it was interesting that McFarlane did GIJOE #60, why in the heck did he do that? and why only one issue?!?

 

Timely

[UnrulyAppendage]

Mcfarlane wrote a fan letter that was published in Superman 366. OS even makes note of it. Does that count as a published work