Show Off Your Boxing Art 0

[aokartman]

I've been watching the Ken Burns documentary on Muhammed Ali (quite interesting, I've gotten to about 1968), so let's see some boxing art! 

A showpiece in my collection remains this World's Finest #302 cover for April 1984 by Hannigan and Janson. 

Batman has green kryptonite gloves.  David

[John E.]

Batman #372, p. 1. 1984.

Dr. Fang hitting the heavy bag with his Igor-like accomplice, Woad, as his spotter. This is the first page of my first comic. 

[Bronty]

Blurry, I know!

 

 

Edited September 24, 2021 by Bronty

[Sideshow Bob]

[aokartman]

20 X 26" some sort of color lithograph, needs research, signed and numbered from an edition of 250?  Seems like quite a large edition for this type of print, maybe a student work, final project or such, unknown artist "BIX". 

Accented by a "Puggy" crate label mounted on a barrel stave (my concept on that one!).  David

 

[Will_K]

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Super-Team Family 2 p 1 by Ric Estrada and Bill Draut featuring the Creeper and Wildcat

Edited September 25, 2021 by Will_K

[The Voord]

Reynold Brown's Movie Poster painting for the 1956 film, 'World in My Corner' starring Audie Murphy.

Photo's a bit blurry, but the painting's a lot more 'striking' (ha, ha, ha) in the flesh.

 

[Brian Peck]

Boxing Illustration by Stanley Pitt

 

 

[aokartman]

On 9/25/2021 at 5:26 PM, Brian Peck said:

Boxing Illustration by Stanley Pitt

 

 

Nice, I hadn't heard of Stanley Pitt.  Is this him?.......David

Stan Pitt – artist of Gully Foyle. Considered one of the finest artists to emerge from the Golden Age of Australian comics.  Heavily influenced by Alex Raymond (in particular Flash Gordon), Pitt’s artwork was distinguished by its clean lines and heavy attention to detail.

[Brian Peck]

On 9/25/2021 at 4:14 PM, aokartman said:

Nice, I hadn't heard of Stanley Pitt.  Is this him?.......David

Stan Pitt – artist of Gully Foyle. Considered one of the finest artists to emerge from the Golden Age of Australian comics.  Heavily influenced by Alex Raymond (in particular Flash Gordon), Pitt’s artwork was distinguished by its clean lines and heavy attention to detail.

Yes, He drew Silver Star, inspired by Flash Gordon. Stanley Pitt ghosted for Al Williamson on X-9 strip a few times.

[aokartman]

This great example of Wayne Boring's style (possibly Win Mortimer) Superman daily comic strip art from 1949 on Craftint Singletone Drawing Board is from the "Superman, Male Escort" story written by Alvin Schwartz. Inked by Stan Kaye. "Another Shiner" has a violent good girl action panel!   David

Edited October 4, 2021 by aokartman
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[Bronty]

Larry Salk illustration for Chavez 2 super nintendo box art. 

Salk was the same illustrator that painted the Kramer painting in the Seinfeld episode.

 

 

 

Edited October 4, 2021 by Bronty

[MIL0S]

John Romita Jr. Daredevil Man Without Fear large art: 

[malvin]

On 10/5/2021 at 7:44 AM, MIL0S said:

John Romita Jr. Daredevil Man Without Fear large art: 

Nice! Congrats!

[Lobster Janson]

[rsonenthal]

I'll play.

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[rlextherobot]

I bought this piece from Dean Motter and Michael Lark's Terminal City way back in 2003 at Comicon. Always enjoyed the comic, and thought this was a memorable moment from it. 

Edited October 16, 2021 by rlextherobot