Inspired by Sammy Harkham’s Good Cartoonists Gone, I’ve amassed a few pages from a handful of interesting mainstream cartoonists with short bibliographies and who haven’t worked on comics in quite some time.
Doug Rice – Last seen in Wild Kingdom #2, (1993)
Dynamo Joe 1 & 3, John Ostrander story, John Nyberg/Brian Thomas inks, Willie Schubert letters, Rick Taylor colors, 1986
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Manhunter 14, Kim Yale/John Ostrander story, Pablo Marcos inks, Albert De Guzman letters, Julianna Ferriter colors, 1989
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Neil Hanson – Last seen in Conan the Savage #8 (1996)
Punisher 44, Mike Baron story, Jade Moede/Ken Lopez letters, Linda Lessmann colors, 1991
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Tim Gula – Last seen in Judge Dredd #15, (1995)
Justice League International Annual 3, Kieth Griffen plot/breakdowns, J. M. DeMatteis script, Tim Harkins letters, Gene D’Angelo colors, 1989
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Adventures of Superman 459, Dan Jurgens words/pencils, George Perez plot, Albert De Guzman letters, Glenn Whitmore colors, 1989
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Shea Anton Pensa – Last seen in (After)Life in Gothland #3 (2001)
The Butcher 1, Mike Baron story, Steve Hayine letters, Julia Lacquement colors, 1990
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The Brave & the Bold 2, Mike Baron & Mike Grell story, Steve Hayine letters, Julia Lacquement colors, 1991
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The Question Quarterly 5, Denny O’Neil story, Willie Schubert letters, Eric Kachelhofer, 1992
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Tom Tenney – Last seen in Youngblood Strikefile #9 (1994)
Force Works 1 & 2, Dan Abnett/Andy Lanning story, Rey Garcia inks, Jack Morelli letters, Joe Rosas colors, 1994
2 replies on “Pretty Cool Cartoonists Gone”
Manhunter was one of the earliest comics I regularly bought and I absolutely loved Doug Rice. Honestly I liked all these artists as a young man outside Gula, who I didn’t know.
Hansen especially was a talent comics should have spent more time nurturing.
I loved Doug Rice’s work on Dynamo Joe back in the day!