Steranko's B/W noir-style work

[Dr. Balls]

I'm experimenting with this style of art, and as much as I like Frank Miller's Sin City stuff, Steranko's is a little tighter, and I'd like to look at some of his stuff for reference. I tried the GIS and going through a few websites - couldn't find much. Does anyone have a source to suggest, or even better - a book to recommend?

 

I've only seen a couple illustrations of his (in the Steranko thread), and they look like pinups. I'm not sure of the origins.

[Weird Paper]

Get a copy of the Chandler book.

[Dr. Balls]

Thanks! There's one on Ebay, but a little too pricey for me as a reference book. I'll keep looking, though. This is what I was on the hunt for!

[jimjum12]

Alex Toth might prove to be a good source of inspiration for that type of stuff. Milt Caniff also. GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus) (thumbs u