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Brian Bolland Cover to Cover Free FREE BRIAN BOLLAND COVER TO COVER PDF Brian Bolland | 208 pages | 04 Oct 2011 | DC Comics | 9781401231026 | English | United Kingdom Brian Bolland Original Art For Sale | ComicArtTracker We asked some Batman notables to spill some behind-the-scenes tales from bringing the Caped Crusader to life. Brian Bolland draws The Joker like no other! Doom Patrol Omnibus cover by Brian Bolland. Brian Bolland Cover to Cover Brian Bolland. Brian Bolland. Poison ivy by Brian Bolland. Death by Brian Bolland. In honor of 'Judge Dredd Megazine' reaching its th monthly issue, legendary Dredd artist Brian Bolland returns with a cover based on his own classic work. Brian Bolland is a award-winning british comic book artist, best known for his work for the comic Batman: The Killing Joke. His meticulous attention for details and composition is what make him one of the best pencilers from England. Flash by Brian Bolland. 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Barrwhich was Brian Bolland Cover to Cover Comics ' first issue comicbook maxiseries [2] created for the direct market. Bolland subsequently concentrated on working as a cover artist, producing the vast majority of his work for DC Comics. As early asaged 11, Bolland remembers thinking that " Carmine Infantino 's Brian Bolland Cover to Cover on the Flash and Gil Kane 's on Green Lantern and the Atom had a sophistication about it that I hadn't [previously] seen. Growing up as "and only child in a house without culture," Bolland says that his "mother and father had no use for art, literature or music" Brian Bolland Cover to Cover, he embraced the late s pop culture explosion of " pirate radio stations, music particularly Frank Zappa It was during this time that I discovered the sheer range of comics and their history. All the British stuff I'd missed was there to be discovered. And there were the Europeans MoebiusManaraBreccia. Brian Bolland Cover to Cover of this stuff was to be found in the art schools. During my five years in three art schools I never learnt a single thing about comics from any of my tutors. Bolland studied graphic design at Norwich University of the Arts. After finishing his college course, Bolland was hit with "the stark reality of unemployment" [14] and on the advice of Gibbons [15] joined art agency Bardon Press Features. Thomson resulted, but Bolland would refer to this period as his "lowest time. Bolland writes that starting with Powerman he "found regular employment drawing comics, one of which, Judge Dreddin Brian Bolland Cover to Cover, turned out to be quite a hit In earlyBardon agent Barry Coker called Gibbons and Bolland to the office and showed them "mock-ups Brian Bolland Cover to Cover a new science fiction comic I. You'll be surprised to hear that Brian Bolland Cover to Cover though Judge Dredd had been in AD since Prog 2 the editors weren't sure which of the interior characters would sell the comic best if that character was on the cover. Artists like me just came up with cover ideas and, if they liked them, we'd draw the cover and they would write a one-page text story based on it to go inside. These early covers of mine fall into that category. Other covers following nearly a third of the first 30as well as stand-alone pages and some inking duties on Gibbons' Dan Dare. Already familiar with Nick Landau acting editorwhen Brian Bolland Cover to Cover artist dropped out, Bolland was called directly to complete a Judge Dredd story in Prog 41 3 Dec 77 and soon was established as a regular artist on the series. As the Dredd stories rose in popularity, they "were moved so they started on the middle pages" with a colour double-page spread, which Bolland "always struggled with" [21] finding it "very difficult Bolland's early work on Judge Dredd was much influenced by McMahon, a talented newcomer whose idiosyncratic style was fuelling the interest in the new character. Bolland thought McMahon was "terrific, the real ideas man on Dredd," but noted that McMahon's approach was "very impressionistic ," while the "average comics reader, certainly at the time, does tend to prefer realism. As well as honing the look of the character and contributing to the highest-profile early storylines, Bolland also created the look of two of the wider Dredd universe's most enduring characters: Judge Death and the other three Dark Judges and Judge Anderson. Later, Landau's Titan "decided they could repackage the Judge Dredd stories in an American comic format with new covers and sell it to America," and did under the brand " Eagle Comics ". Bolland "drew the first Brian Bolland Cover to Cover episodes of the Judge Death story over the winter of —80," as "just another villain in just another excellent John Wagner script. When Nick Landau began in Titan Books ' reprints of Judge Dredd material, he Brian Bolland Cover to Cover this story non-chronologically" to begin the series. Walter the Wobot was an android with a speech impediment who served as Judge Dredd's personal servant robot. Created for light relief, Bolland notes that "[t]he great thing about Brian Bolland Cover to Cover Judge Dredd strip was it's [sic] ability to slide seamlessly between gritty sci fi adventure, nasty gothic horrorspooferyall the way to daft comedy. In between Dredd assignments Bolland drew horror strips for Dez Skinn 's House of Hammerhaving been introduced to the comic through another of the "fanboy in-crowd," Trevor Goringwho drew "a comic strip version of the movie Plague of the Zombies ," and asked Bolland to ink it. Robert Young; comic version scripted by Steve Parkhouseand "pile[d] on the gore" for his first Hammer horror adaptation — although he found much of the "blood painted out" in the printed version. From the s to the present, Bolland has also produced one-off pieces of artwork for use as record including one for The Drifters in [27]paperback book including the UK Titan editions of George R. Martin 's Wild Cards anthologies [28] and magazine covers including Time Out [11] and every major comics publication. He continued to produce work for fanzines, including for Nick Landau's Comic Media News[29] and Arkensword and even "drew the hazard cards" for a board game called Maneater. Bolland produced a considerable Brian Bolland Cover to Cover of advertising work, initially because his agent "Barry Coker kept putting advertising jobs my way," including a number of ads for " Palitoy 's Star Wars toys. Bolland recalls that his big break came when Joe Staton attended the Summer Comicon, and, needing somewhere to work on Green Lantern while in the UK, arranged to stay with the Bollands. This Brian Bolland Cover to Cover the artist his "first stab at drawing Batman. Len Wein rejected it and told me to do the Ross Andru one. Grudgingly I drew the number one cover that made it onto the issue — but as a Brian Bolland Cover to Cover I reversed the letter N in my signature as a code to remind myself that my "artistic integrity" had been despoiled. I liked the backwards N enough to keep it from that day on. Camelot had lengthy delays between its final issues. Bolland recalled that he and DC "talked quite a bit about how long it would take me to do the series," and because the series was inked by other artists, he started off "churning the pages out with great enthusiasm. Bolland drew a pinup for Superman No. Speaking circaBolland said that since The Killing Joke he has only drawn comics that he also wrote.
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