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  1. 06-26-2009, 12:37 PM #76
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    Did Syd Shores ever work for DC?
    Just barely. I looked it up and he did three stories in Gang Busters and Mr. District Attorney.
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  2. 06-26-2009, 12:46 PM #77
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    Did Joe Orlando ever work for Marvel?
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  3. 06-26-2009, 01:15 PM #78
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    Did Joe Orlando ever work for Marvel?
    He followed Everett on the early issues of Daredevil.

    Did Bob Powell or Carl Burgos ever work for DC?
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  4. 06-26-2009, 01:24 PM #79
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    Sienkiewicz also did some kind of Superman limited series several years ago. Someone else may have inked his pencils. Or he inked someone else's pencils.
    He inked Dan Jurgens on a Doomsday mini for the tenth anniversary of Superman's death. I've never read it, but the Batman issues during No Man's Land where Sink inked Jurgens were fantastic. It was really just an inspired pairing.

    Billy the Sink also did covers for the ONeill-Cowan Question series and the Delirium story in Sandman: Endless Nights.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Angus View Post
    Of course. That's the one Kyle Baker took over, right? The follow-up to Chaykin's mini.
    That's the one.
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  6. 06-26-2009, 01:30 PM #81
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    Quote Originally Posted by dan bailey View Post
    He inked the lead strip in the recent Reign in Hell mini-series.
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    And--duh!--he was Jim Aparo's regular inker for a couple of years, on stuff like G.C.P.D. and Speed Force Special
    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    Sienkiewicz also did some kind of Superman limited series several years ago. Someone else may have inked his pencils. Or he inked someone else's pencils.
    He'll also be doing work on The Hangman for DC.
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  7. 06-26-2009, 01:30 PM #82
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Angus View Post
    Paul Smith did The Golden Age, several covers (for titles like Action Comics Weekly), and recently did some issues of The Spirit.
    Also Leave It To Chance, which got bought out with the rest of Wildstorm.
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  8. 06-26-2009, 02:47 PM #83
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    Did Bob Kane ever draw anything for DC?
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  9. 06-26-2009, 03:01 PM #84
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    Quote Originally Posted by MWGallaher View Post
    He followed Everett on the early issues of Daredevil.

    Did Bob Powell or Carl Burgos ever work for DC?
    I did a quick scroll thru Powell's credits at the GCD and as far as I'm concerned, he never darkened DC's doorway.

    He is credited with doing a Batman painting in a Batman Gallery book. This may be a reproduction of a Topps Trading card.

    He also is credited with a Spirit story in the Will Eisner Archives. I assume this is a reprint of some work he did for Quality.

    I wouldn't be surprised if DC reprinted some of his Quality stories. But it looks like he worked for everyone(even Charlton), except DC.
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  10. 06-26-2009, 06:08 PM #85
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    Quote Originally Posted by prince hal View Post
    Some other guesses...
    Marvel types: Barry Smith? (He must have done something for DC, right?); Gary Friedrich; Larry Lieber; Dick Ayers.
    I'm not sure if anyone chimed in an answer here Prince Hal, but looks like you have some winners for the All-Marvels Club:

    Dick Ayers I can rule out myself, because I know he did some post-Kirby Kamandi work. However, a check with Jerry Bails Who's Who and the GCD show no work at all for Larry Lieber and Gary Friedrich (GCD only offers up 9 credits for GF!)

    Barry Smith (under Windsor-Smith) is also one I'll go with. Although he, like Swan for Marvel, is actually in the token DC category.... BWS did a cover and a couple pinups.
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  11. 06-26-2009, 06:13 PM #86
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Oak Kid View Post
    I did a quick scroll thru Powell's credits at the GCD and as far as I'm concerned, he never darkened DC's doorway.

    He is credited with doing a Batman painting in a Batman Gallery book. This may be a reproduction of a Topps Trading card.

    He also is credited with a Spirit story in the Will Eisner Archives. I assume this is a reprint of some work he did for Quality.

    I wouldn't be surprised if DC reprinted some of his Quality stories. But it looks like he worked for everyone(even Charlton), except DC.
    Jerry Bails also confirms your detective work on Bob Powell ROK.

    What of Eisner himself? Zilch for Marvel and for DC... except 1 page in that Superman #400, Sir Tim mentioned earlier, and for which it seems every creator in the business worked.
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  12. 06-27-2009, 04:23 PM #87
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    I wonder if there is a story behind Powell not working for DC? Maybe the DC editors didn't like him for some reason or he had something against DC.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Acro View Post
    John Romita, Jr. has worked almost solely for Marvel. The only exception is one short mini he did for Image that was entirely his, as a creator-owned work. And I think some contracts of exclusivity allow for creator-owned projects, so that may not really count anyway.
    Do you count the Punisher/Batman crossover ?
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    Barry Smith (under Windsor-Smith) is also one I'll go with. Although he, like Swan for Marvel, is actually in the token DC category.... BWS did a cover and a couple pinups.[/QUOTE]



    BWS did work for Dark Horse and Valiant
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  15. 07-09-2009, 07:23 PM #90
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    Quote Originally Posted by icctrombone View Post
    BWS did work for Dark Horse and Valiant
    Thank you, but in kicking the tread off I was thinking of Big Two exclusivity (i.e. Marvel & DC)
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