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Showing posts with label Ian Knox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Knox. Show all posts
Friday, 10 March 2017
Monday, 18 January 2016
Whizzer and chips 1978 showing off the comic artists work large scale..plus new blog called GREAT NEWS FOR ALL READERS!
Mike Lacey Sid's Snake
Robert Nixon Buytonic Boy
Happy Families Dick Millington
Hit Kid Sid Burgon
Horace and Doris Tom Paterson
Joker Sid Burgon
The Krazy Gang Bob Hill
Lazy Bones Colin Whittock
Odd Ball Terry Bave
Paws Styx
Shiner Mike Lacey
Sammy Shrink Terry Bave
Starrs wars Ian Knox
Sweet Tooth Trevor Metcalfe
Whizz Wheels
Run Rogan Run!
This post was inspired by this new blog on comics check it out at the link below..
will also be on my blog list on the side here.....
Other pages were Money talks...Tiny Tycoon...Hover Boots..The Slimms...Fuss Pot...Super Store!
GREAT NEWS FOR ALL READERS!
http://www.greatnewsforallreaders.com/
http://www.greatnewsforallreaders.com/blog/2016/1/17/on-this-day-whoopee-18-january-1975
Monday, 1 June 2015
A Krazy comic Jubilee Edition 11th June 1977
Cover by Mike Lacey which he always signed...which is rare for Mike to do..
he also did this for Scared Stiff Sam in Whoopee!!
I think Auntie Daisy has burnt her hair! Love the scattering of Silver Jubilee bits and pieces throughout..
Nice Frank drew in Robert Nixon style for Buytonic Boy and Ian Knox style for Pongo..
Great shading of the cellar..
I like how the story continues throughout the comic...love Ian Knox and Frank Mc Diarmid's work.
A lovely big poster by Ian Knox! Like the Birdman and Chicken gag..
also love the extreme food drawn super large...
Friday, 22 July 2011
Ian Knox's 6 Million Dollar Gran in more detail..
Ian's work is amazing...the way hes drawn that dog, horses, elephant and angry lion...the fun movement of characters...the crazy furniture..Gran turning into a train for running so fast..
I hope these visuals will inspire and make you try out new things in your own comic work..
Jim Petrie and Ian Knox are great artists to learn from...
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