By bats | October 13, 2008 - 12:55 pm
Posted in Category: Trust Me, I'm a Doctor

Apparently, the fellow who is the illustrator for Rex Morgan has had a long, incredibly cool history of drawing for Marvel comics — lots of superheroes and the like — in addition to doing a stint for the Sunday Phantom and now, Rex Morgan.  Not that his dailies are bad, but on occasion, a characterization is captured with vitality and charm.

Here’s a panel from the 11 October 2008 Rex Morgan, with the two old farts Lenore and Tweaks railing at each other like teenagers (kind of like Amos and Edda in 9 Chickweed Lane), while Rex looks on, just a little less than mortified.

Beautiful drawing — the hand, the expression, everything.

That being said, I have to mess with it a little.

And then, I have to mess with it a lot.  But FABULOUS work, Mr. Nolan! I wish I could’ve bid on some of your panels for the Turkey Shoot Regatta.

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