Dieter says:
"My choice was The Sea Devils. The underwater/adventure theme inspired me. I gave the Devils a new suit. They look like oldschool deep sea divers now. In this first issue they meet the lord of the sea, Neptune. I didn't want him to look downright evil, but more like some crazy giant. He is surrounded by predatory fish and a man-shark servant.
I also took a great deal of inspiration from the Belgian cartoonist Marc Sleen. He did a similar cover for a story named "The Pearl of Neptune" in 1949."
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The Sea Devils were created by Robert Kanigher and Russ Heath.
The Sea Devils were created by Robert Kanigher and Russ Heath.
Funky! A retro-indy look for a long-fallow property? I'm there!
ReplyDeleteWould read? What did I just say?
I want to choke that Man-Shark. He's up to no good.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Love Dieter's choice. I would collect this series in a second.
ReplyDeleteGreat painting. It would also make for a great black-light poster.
Thanks guys!
ReplyDeleteHey, Marc Sleen is cool! I've just been to Brussels where I visited his museum!
ReplyDeleteIs there a link to the aforementioned cover?
Yes, seen it in the museum myself.
ReplyDeleteDieter, this cover is just more proof of why you're one of my favorite artists these days. Love this! Especially, the divers on the sea horse!
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