| Henry Fong | Wednesday December 29th 1999 06:59:56 AM |
| My Email: | michaelv@one.net.au |
| Comments: | Hi, from Australia. I got your email a few months ago. I will get back to you soon, in regards to your course. You're a legend in comics. Steranko said to me that you do these amazing perspectives like no other artist. True! A question, what ever happen to the Elvis graphic novel? Will email soon. |
| Shannon L. Lippy | Sunday December 26th 1999 06:36:25 AM |
| My Email: | boylthrcub@aol.com |
| Comments: | First off, let me say thank you for the years of enjoyment that you have provided me since I was 8 yrs. old. I found this site in comic profiles (your issue), found that you had a web site and went straight to it. Your work was probably the biggest influence to me getting and staying involved in art. Currently I'm an art teacher in Harrisburg, PA, and alot of the teacher part came from the enjoyment that you gave me in my childhood. From first experinces with you work in Wonder Woman, to the love of Doctor Strange, that had me collect every issue I could find (and that is almost all, all of yours in fact) you made a difference in my life. For the longest time growing up I wanted to be a comic book artist. Since college, I've kinda given that up, but my photographic work still is very similar to your drawings. Your influence paid off in another area of art. And, if I had to say just one thing, you made dream and work to live those dreams. Thank you's are not enough. You are truly a legend.
Shannon Lippy Harrisburg, PA P.S. For every great man, there is a great woman behind him they say. Well, the article told me that you definately have a wonderful wife/partner to help you share your dreams with. So, extra thanks to her for giving you the needed kick in the rear to succeed and improve. |
| Jonathan Sheen | Saturday December 25th 1999 01:46:00 PM |
| My Email: | jsheen@leviathanstudios.com |
| Comments: | Gene: The very merriest of Christmases to you and Adrienne, and the happiest of New Years to follow.
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| jglover | Monday December 20th 1999 04:41:15 AM |
| My Email: | jglover@dixie-net.com |
| Clifford Meth | Monday December 20th 1999 03:38:42 AM |
| My Email: | cliffordmeth@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Gene's the best. Ever.
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| Jonathan Sheen | Sunday December 19th 1999 06:13:19 PM |
| My Email: | jsheen@leviathanstudios.com |
| My URL: | http://www.ultra.net/~jsheen/figures/fc4/bugle.html |
| Comments: | Gene and Adrienne: It was a lovely experience meeting you on Saturday, and a great pleasure to be able to give you the Iron Man figure to re-pay in some small measure the joy you've given me through the years. I hope you like him. (Don't forget to take off his helmet, as the Tony Stark sculpt is lovely.) Take care! |
| Dave Gutierrez | Sunday December 12th 1999 11:29:01 PM |
| My Email: | ARStudios@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://members.aol.com/seven4teen/dd.jpg |
| Comments: | I just wanted to say I had a great time visiting Gene and his wife at the signing on Saturday. It was a real honor to finally meet you after talking for the last few years. I think you know what an inspiration you are to me and many others. Thanx for shar ng your time with us, you are "THE" best! |
| Steve Cohen | Thursday December 9th 1999 10:39:23 AM |
| My Email: | airboyo2@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://irongiant.acmecity.com/meteor/77 |
| Comments: | Dear Gene & Adrienne, I don't always sign guestbooks, this is the fifth time I've dropped by your Virtual Studio recently, and I am so moved by the CAPTAIN AMERICA piece with the flag background, and the one of Cap & Bucky taking on the Nazis, I had to say something. Naturally, I love the other pieces as well, the DAREDEVIL with all three incarnations, GOLD & SILVER is a stunner, and the DARK HEROES with THE BATMAN and DD is the next most favorite. I hope to make it to Worcester come Saturday. Crossing my fingers that I can make it! Love, Steve Cohen |
| steven jenkins | Wednesday December 1st 1999 11:20:44 AM |
| My Email: | sjenk80903@aol.com |
| Gene Cahill | Wednesday November 24th 1999 02:16:41 AM |
| My Email: | gojira@dellnet.com |
| Comments: | Nice site! I'm a big fan of Gene's 60's and 70's Marvel work...TOS, Dr.Strange, and TOD especially! |
| Jeff Gotell | Monday November 22nd 1999 11:56:06 AM |
| My Email: | jfgl@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://go.to/thebat |
| Comments: | I first became familiar with your style from seeing your work in the Batman titles. I think you are one of the best artists ever to draw the Batman character. My favourite thing about your style is your use of facial expressions and backgrounds. Every pan l is a work of art in every sense of the term. I really wish I could describe that one "thing" that it is I love about your style but I just can't put my finger on it. The only other artist that had that one "thing" was Don Newton. In today's world of sty e over substance where movie deals, cartoons, lunchboxes and variant covers seem more important than taste and individuality, it would do aspiring artists good to take a cue from you. You make every character memorable no matter how significant or importa t the character may or may not be. I have a site dedicated to the showcasing of Batman sketches by comics pros. I don't know if you are familiar with it or not, but I have displayed some of your Batman work on my site. I have, of course given your site full credit as the source and posted return link. |
| Jeff Gotell | Monday November 22nd 1999 11:56:06 AM |
| My Email: | jfgl@yahoo.com |
| My URL: | http://go.to/thebat |
| Comments: | I first became familiar with your style from seeing your work in the Batman titles. I think you are one of the best artists ever to draw the
Batman character. My favourite thing about your style is your use of facial expressions and backgrounds. Every pan l is a work of art in every sense of the term. I really wish I could describe that one "thing" that it is I love about your style but I just can't put my finger on it. The only other artist that had that one "thing" was Don Newton. In today's world of sty e over substance where movie deals, cartoons, lunchboxes and variant covers seem more important than taste and individuality, it would do aspiring artists good to take a cue from you. You make every character memorable no matter how significant or importa t the character may or may not be. I have a site dedicated to the showcasing of Batman sketches by comics pros. I don't know if you are familiar with it or not, but I have displayed some of your Batman work on my site. I have, of course given your site full credit as the source and posted return link. |
| Joe Brusky | Friday November 19th 1999 08:10:58 AM |
| My Email: | jbrusky@neo.rr.com |
| Comments: | Jack Kirby, John Romita Sr., Steve Ditko, Neal Adams, Carmine Infantino, Marie Severin, Steranko — and Gene Colan — not to name a few dozen other incredible Silver Age masters — did more for me growing up than any other art form could have. But out of the all, Gene’s art has yet to be turned into the Playdoh art of today’s books. Gene is original. After purchasing my first original inked comic page created by Gene, I was hooked. The shades and shadows, the unique “camera angles,” the baroque settings and mystery all come to new life on the original pages. Since then, I have acquired four other Cola pages. (Gene – I’m sorry that they all weren’t from you) From Captain Mar-vell to Dr. Strange, through Dracula — and in my case especially — Howard the Duck, you proved to be the most unique comic artist in the industry. Your style cannot be duplicated because of the emotion and interaction you had with your wr ters and storylines. While others continue to mimic Jack Kirby (and others, with limited success), yours was too intimidating and original of a style. And in the current “X-team” style of drawing presently killing the industry, your style will never grace another large distribution title again. Sad. I am glad that you have an Internet site that allows us to interact a bit with you. My only complaint is that, as you sell off your personal collection, there is less and less of your master artwork on display. I’m sure that other browsers would agree tha I would like for more of your original art to be displayed. How are people to know how wonderful and unique your style is? I would gladly allow you to display the four comic book pages, daily newspaper original (inked by you as well) and pen sketch of Howard the Duck from my collection, just to display the way you handled this semi-underground character. |
| Mike Woodward | Wednesday October 20th 1999 03:06:39 AM |
| My Email: | mtuminum@erols.com |
| Comments: | Hello Gene: I had no idea you had your own web site, I discovered it on ebay, I have been a major league fan of yours since I first laid my hands on Daredevil # 20. I have some original art of yours and they are all treasured by me. Will you be doing any ore comic work soon? I am looking forward to visiting your web site often. P.S. will you be visiting the Washington DC area anytime soon? |
| Sam Miller | Monday October 18th 1999 07:07:20 AM |
| My Email: | 4146788@aol.com |
| Comments: | Looked at your work.Just terrific.
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| Greg Gee | Thursday October 14th 1999 07:21:25 AM |
| My Email: | ggee27@hotmail.com |
| My URL: | http://www.freeyellow.com/members6/ggee27/index.html |
| Comments: | Love the website; nice layout and the art (as always) is superb. I'm a big fan! Your DD and Cap are some of my favorite illustrated books that I read as a child. Also, check my links page for to link to your site.
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| jim long | Thursday September 30th 1999 12:21:22 AM |
| My Email: | jlong@arlington.k12.va.us |
| Comments: | I hate to gush, but thanks for the many years of beautiful quality artwork that has brought enjoyment to so many. I have enjoyed your work since the mid 1960s and continue to do so today! Your work on "Tomb Of Dracula" and Batman in Detective Comics was a particular joy to behold. Thanks again for everything! |
| Miroslav | Monday September 13th 1999 07:10:51 PM |
| My Email: | Dragonfly@ptt.yu |
| Comments: | I just don't know what to say, Gene's art is practically incredible, I do pencil a little and I can surely say that something this good I didn't
see for quite some time. |
| Marc Basile | Tuesday August 24th 1999 12:34:47 AM |
| My Email: | donnabasile@nac.net |
| Comments: | Thank you for all the great times you gave me reading comics. You don't get the same experience with most comics today.
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| Dan Evan | Friday August 20th 1999 10:07:24 AM |
| My Email: | kosh8158@sprintmail.com |
| Comments: | Gene Colan's commissioned art is phenomenal. Gene is super to work with on projects. If you have the opportunity, I recommend taking advantage of it. |
| bjoern | Saturday August 14th 1999 07:32:32 PM |
| My Email: | tmachine@hotmail.com |
| My URL: | http://www.studionine.de |
| Comments: | Hi. I just wanna say hello to Mr. Colan, and tell him how much I appreciated his work on Daredevil. |
| Jeff Jatras | Thursday July 29th 1999 09:50:42 PM |
| My Email: | JATRAS@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://www.michaelbruce.com |
| Comments: | It's a pleasure to find this site. Gene Colan has been one of my very favorite artists since first seeing it in the early Warren mags, and then of course "Daredevil". I'm happy to see Gene doing so well in the age of the internet. Thanks for all the great times, Gene!!!! |
| Clint Hollingsworth | Thursday July 29th 1999 07:36:10 PM |
| My Email: | clinth@aaawa.com |
| My URL: | http://www.nwlink.com~macclint |
| Comments: | This is a great website! I hope Mr. Colan is doing well. He was so nice to me when I showed him my portfolio (so encouraging) at a San Diego con. He's one of my artistic heros. Oops. didn't mean to gush. Best regards, Clint |
| Paul Brengle | Wednesday July 28th 1999 07:56:14 PM |
| My Email: | pbrengle@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Mr Colan, Just a short note to say how much I enjoy your work, thanks! Paul
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| Blair Hemstock | Saturday July 24th 1999 05:34:52 PM |
| My Email: | hemstock@altech.ab.ca |
| Comments: | I've been a fan since the "Adam Austin" days. I enjoyed finding the site and viewing the art. Thanks. |
| Tony Miello | Wednesday July 21st 1999 11:18:59 PM |
| My Email: | tjmiello@aol.com |
| Comments: | Just wanted to take this time to thank you for sharing your talent with us for all these years. I've been reading comics for about twenty five
years, and even when I was to young to read, I still enjoyed the art. I still have many of the comics from my ch ldhood and enjoy going back and reliving those days. You were, and still are, one of my favorite artist and I look forward to sharing your work, and hopefully your love of the art form, with my children. Thanks again. |
| Jeff Marzullo | Monday July 19th 1999 09:49:12 PM |
| My Email: | NMarzullo@aol.com |
| Comments: | You are the absolute greatest artist. Your Daredevil work has inspired me like nothing else. I wish you all the best of luck with your
continuing amazing art! Bye! - Jeff "DD fan" Marzullo |
| Tom Davidson | Friday July 16th 1999 09:50:27 PM |
| My Email: | jamestd@vnet.net |
| My URL: | http://users.vnet.net/jamestd |
| Comments: | Seeing all of this brought a tear to my eye. Thanks to the artist and man who made me love comics like none other has, and inspired me to pick up a pencil and learn to make my own sort of comic magic. Thanks, Gene, for your continuing life's work. |
| Tom Field | Friday July 16th 1999 03:23:37 PM |
| My Email: | tfield@cio.com |
| Comments: | I've said this privately to Adrienne & Gene, but I want to say it publicly, too: it is such a delight to buy original artwork from the Colans. They offer beautiful work at bargain prices, and their customer service skills put most retailers to shame. Ther are a lot of art dealers in the marketplace -- many of them equally as kind and service-oriented -- but in art collecting there's just no greater satisfaction than buying a piece of art and knowing that every cent of your money is going straight to the a tist. I've bought probably a half-dozen pieces from the Colans this past year, and each time I couldn't help but be overwhelmed 1) by the beauty of the originals (God, I'd love to see the Colan/Palmer Draculas reprinted "EC Library" style in oversized bla k-and-white), and 2) the satisfaction of knowing that the Colans received every penny of the purchase price. Patronize the Colans. For all the entertainment Gene brought us for all those years -- Daredevil, Dracula, Dr. Strange, Ragamuffins ... -- he deserves every bit of support we can send him in his (semi?) retirement. best, Tom Field |
| Mark Staff Brandl | Sunday July 11th 1999 09:29:55 PM |
| My Email: | mark.staff.brandl@switzerland.org |
| My URL: | http://markstaffbrandl.home.pages.de/ |
| Comments: | This is just a short comment to state how wonderful it is to discover a website dedicated to Gene Colan! He had an immense influence on
me as an artist when I was just a young kid in the 60s and early 70s. Although I've changed considerably over the years as anybody will see who goes to my website (I'm a rather conceptual abstract painter), I can't thank Gene enough for the inspiration. DD was my big favorite simply because of his art. In a period of severe uniformity, he truly had his own style. He should become a big influence again, as mainstream comics seem to be getting too visually uniform again. Thanks Gene. |
| David Wells | Friday July 2nd 1999 04:11:38 PM |
| My Email: | dwells@k-w-b.com |
| Comments: | I've enjoyed Colon's work for years. Some of the most dramatically illustrated art in the comics business...ever. |
| erik colan | Friday July 2nd 1999 12:32:42 PM |
| My Email: | bleaulight@aol.com |
| Comments: | i remember my dad's office and where ever my father moves on to being another studio it becomes Gene Colan all over again, even the smell of a kneaded eraser and lead it's just like walking into a freshly painted gallery. i can say i'm trully fortunate to have witnessed my father's work in progress and trully know his sincerity and devotion to his craft. He's trully and extremely one of a kind!! :O) |
| Dave Gutierrez | Thursday June 10th 1999 11:11:53 PM |
| My Email: | ARStudios@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://members.aol.com/arstudios/home.html |
| Comments: | Gene has been an inspiration to me for 20 years now. As a little kid reading Tomb of Dracula and Daredevil I would never have imagined what an impact it would have on me. As an artist now I can only show the highest respect for his talent and tell him tha x for being so kind to me by giving me his time and advice. Thanx again Gene, you are the best! Dave
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| albert milner | Sunday May 30th 1999 07:28:30 PM |
| My Email: | lajaalsh@aol.com |
| Comments: | Love the site, I belong to the iron man fan club and one of the members give me your URL. |
| Michael Miller | Friday May 28th 1999 08:19:44 PM |
| My Email: | mmiller@info801.com |
| My URL: | http://www.info801.com |
| Comments: | Gene it was your rendering of IronMan that made me a fan of the magazine. No one has since captured the essence of the character.
You're simply the best. |
| Marcelo Mendonca | Tuesday May 18th 1999 10:08:40 AM |
| My Email: | mendm@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I've seen Mr and Mrs Colan a couple of times in Boston, and unlike most people in this guest book, I had the honor to meet him before actually knowing his work. After visiting this excellent website I realized that besides being a wonderful person, he's been doing some excellent work, not only by my personal judgement (since I'm not such an expert in this matter) but specially by seeing how important his work has been to so many people that left messages in this list. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK . Sincerely, Marcelo Mendonca |
| Martin Gray | Tuesday May 18th 1999 12:15:41 AM |
| My Email: | mgray@scotsman.com |
| Comments: | I met Gene once when he was over here for a convention - what a gent
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| JOHN HARRELSON | Saturday May 15th 1999 08:39:57 PM |
| My Email: | JEHARRELSON@YAHOO.COM |
| Comments: | DEAR MR.COLAN,I'VE ALWAYS BEEN A BIG FAN OF YOURS. IT'S A HUGE THRILL FOR ME TOO SEE THE NEW ORIGINALS OF THE MARVEL HEROES. |
| Duke Caldwell | Monday May 3rd 1999 08:03:01 PM |
| My Email: | DukeZone7@aol.com |
| Comments: | One of the great comic artist of all time. |
| Glen Gold | Monday May 3rd 1999 05:57:19 PM |
| My Email: | ledocq@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | Dear Gene - You can read this, but this message is for anyone surfing through your site who wonders if he should commission a piece from Gene. YES! I now have two pieces that simply floor me, done with passion and mystery, completely the work of a master artist at the top
of his form. (Oh, and my friend Cy, who won two of Gene's pieces off ebay, would have to concur -- I saw them last night, and cannot TELL you how spectacular they are in person.) Thrilled to be here Glen Gold |
| Cliff Lacks | Wednesday April 28th 1999 06:46:21 AM |
| My Email: | iron-man@mindspring.com |
| Comments: | Hi Gene, You did a sketch for me of Iron Man at a convention in Richmond about five years ago. Keep up the great work! We love ya!!!!
Your biggest fan, Cliff |
| brian postman | Saturday April 17th 1999 09:23:15 PM |
| My Email: | bpostman@saatchiny.com |
| Comments: | i have always been a tremendous admirer of genes work ...it's been an influence to me professionally as a story-board
artist...thanks....brian postman |
| Norman Felchle | Wednesday April 7th 1999 10:19:58 AM |
| My Email: | gfelchle@pacbell.net |
| Comments: | You are the best!-very nice work that's always stood out from the rest. |
| Frederic Ortolland | Saturday April 3rd 1999 12:19:30 PM |
| My Email: | ortollandfrederic@minitel.net.fr |
| Comments: | What can I say? Thank you for giving me such pleasure reading american comics? Thank you for all the great times I've had just staring at your artwork, the characters, the atmosphere, the storytelling? Thank you for being an inspiration for me all the tim s I sharpen my pencil? Well, yes, I guess I sould say thank you for all that and that's exactly what I'll do. THANK YOU, Gene. You're really one of the best.
Frederic Ortolland |
| Daniel Nogales | Thursday April 1st 1999 06:17:04 PM |
| My Email: | dnogales@vistazo.com |
| Comments: | Muchas gracias por poner esta pagina y su contenido al alcance de todos. Gene Colan´s art is a main influence in the way a whole generation sees comics, that generation will never forget his name and “magic“ to tell stories. Be sure to tell him, that his work is very apreciated overseas, even in a small south american country, called Ecuador, there are young grateful artists influenced by his hand. Long
live to Gene!! |
| Eric Zinkann | Thursday April 1st 1999 06:57:20 AM |
| My Email: | eric.zinkann@gte.net |
| Comments: | Your work on the Tomb of Dracula and Dracula Lives was spectacular. Especially the Dracula Lives series. I just bought some orignial artwork from a dealer from that series and I am ecstatic!! Thanks for delivering all the horror for many years. Eric |
| Bob Connor | Wednesday March 31st 1999 03:39:15 AM |
| My Email: | dejbob@aol.com |
| Comments: | Gene! I've been a big fan of yours since the 60's when you started drawing Daredevil. I'm an artist too, and always dreamt of working for
Marvel ( I leaned to draw from comic books!) but never had the training or enough natural talent to make a real go of it. I see you are coming to the Detroit area in May for the comic convention. I hope to get a chance to meet you in person. Take care and keep up the great work! Bob |
| Gregory N Krolczyk | Sunday March 28th 1999 01:42:08 PM |
| My Email: | gkro@interpath.com |
| Comments: | Always loved your work, especially Doc Strange and Tomb of Dracula. Thank you. |
| Bob Beason | Wednesday March 24th 1999 11:18:06 AM |
| My Email: | bbeason@stellar.net |
| My URL: | http://www.stellarcom.com/members/ |
| Comments: | While others were making a fuss over that Kirby fellow and dropping jaws over the obscure anatomy of Ditko and later the smooth lines of Romita, I found my own personal favorite in the work of an artist who was nearly as flexible as his current red-suited hero. The book showed pathos and comedy, sorrow and joy, despair and ebuliation; and these things were all evident in the faces drawn by Gene and though the term body language was a newly coined term in the pop psychology field Colan had no trouble using he figures of his characters to depict their emotions (as he had done for years). And the panel layouts that blew us all away back then. And unlike the young Turks in comic book imageland today, those odd angles and angular panels served to direct your eyes to key plot and story developments, not just to display the muscled or mammaried pin-up of the month. Not that there weren't wonderfully endowed and well displayed people in his books. In fact my first comic book imaginary love was the indigo garbed Black Widow drawn by Gene and sensuously inked by "Wild" Bill Everett. Now I'd have to admit that I liked nearly every Marvel artist at that time, and I'd already formed an intense fondness for two characters who shared a book called "Strange Tales", so when I found out that Colan was taking over Doctor Strange I was in Seventh Heaven. Oops! It's getting late and I have to go teach in the morning. Yep, I'm a junior high teacher in Pocatello, Idaho. (that's the one out west not to be confused with Iowa). In fact I teach art, including a class on cartooning. I learned to draw when as a j nior high student myself I wanted to put my favorite heroes on my walls at home and so I started by tracing figures drawn primarily by you and that Steranko guy. Eventually, I was frustrated by such small images and tried drawing larger images freehand. Thus did I come to the field of art and eventually to the realm of teaching. I have taught for 23 years and have students working in advertising, cartooning, auto painting, tattooing and even one in Hollywood (the storyboard artist for the "Blade" movie o less). I have always considered you to be one of my most outstanding influences and one of my own personal goals is to one day ink one of your stories, but for now I just want to say thanks for all the wonderful creations and thoughtfully orchestrated fantasy s ories you've given the world.
Sincerely, Bob Beason |
| Scott Nickel | Wednesday March 24th 1999 03:01:18 AM |
| My Email: | scott_nickel@ameritech.net |
| Comments: | Gene, I'm a huge fan of your art. Your Dracula work was, in my opinion, one of the true high points of comics. Your superb handling of mood, tone, action and character make you an unequaled master of illustration. You're simply the best!
Warm Regards, Scott |
| Mike Stokes | Tuesday March 23rd 1999 07:25:22 AM |
| My Email: | lampworker@msn.com |
| Comments: | THANK YOU Gene...You've given me many years of happy reading pleasure...I hope to buy MANY MORE pieces by you in the near
furture...hopefully of Dracula and Dr.Strange. Mike Stokes |
| Tom Monarch | Thursday February 25th 1999 07:33:01 PM |
| My Email: | monarch1@mis.net |
| Comments: | Mr. Colan I just wanted to say that I read the Comic Book Profiles and I must tell you that it was refreshing. In a world of sequential artists who act like prima donnas and count their cash in front of their adoring fans, it seems that you are truely a gentleman's professional. Thanks for giving my childeren a honest person to look up too. You have earned my respect. Thank You, Tom Monarch |
| Dan Falzon | Wednesday February 24th 1999 09:10:30 AM |
| My Email: | danf3@my-dejanews.com |
| Comments: | Gene: Thanks for the unbelievably detailed Pin-Up you drew for me. It was worth every penny and then some. I am grateful for the opportunity to have purchased this commissioned piece. If anybody out there is pondering whether or not you get your money's worth, based on my experience, you will not be disappointed. Continued Well Wishes and Success Gene. My Sincerest Regards, Dan Falzon |
| Patrick Franklin | Saturday February 13th 1999 08:29:10 AM |
| My Email: | patnmar@tfs.net |
| Comments: | Gene, it was a pleasure to meet you at the KC Comic convention last year. Both you and Mrs. Colan were great to talk to, and I will always enjoy the sketch of Batman that I purchased from you. I also like your web site, and hope to see future columns. |
| Allan Kasprzak | Wednesday February 10th 1999 07:20:02 PM |
| My Email: | ultrakaz@aol.com |
| Comments: | To may favorite artist: I stumbled across your web page and think this is fantastic. Keep up the good work while I try to figure how I can save my pennies so that I can finally purchase a piece of Gene Colan original art. |
| Gary Oppenhuis | Sunday February 7th 1999 12:39:30 AM |
| My Email: | strange2@usa.net |
| My URL: | http://www.strange1.chicagonet.net |
| Comments: | It was Gene's fantastic artwork on Strange Tales that really turned me on to Dr. Strange in particular, and artistic expression. I've enjoyed Gene's recent work at Dark Horse (Curse of Dracula and Predator). Gene's a true original, and one of the greats. |
| Philip Visco | Thursday February 4th 1999 11:00:23 AM |
| My Email: | PVisco7269@aol.com |
| Comments: | Gene one of the great comic book artist who I remember being friendly to fans ready to draw or just help the young fans. Sometimes they go on to get published in other formats than comics. |
| Gary Karpinski | Tuesday February 2nd 1999 10:00:50 AM |
| My Email: | Quest92563@aol.com |
| Comments: | Your the Best !!!! |
| perry der | Tuesday February 2nd 1999 08:56:57 AM |
| My Email: | perryder@aol.com |
| Comments: | you are great! thank you for your Mandarin!
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| Charlie Jackam | Sunday January 31st 1999 09:45:15 AM |
| My Email: | crjackam@aol.com |
| My URL: | http://members.aol.com/crjackam/page/index.htm |
| Comments: | Gene and Adrian Hello! Glad to be in touch! I will visit the site often. Charlie and Robin in San Diego |
| Lance Bivins | Sunday January 31st 1999 03:03:33 AM |
| My Email: | glbiv@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | This is a great site!! Mr. Colan, I have been a fan for a long time, and have often wondered how to contact you about commissioned art. I think your commissioned prices are fair and I will consider having something drawn. By the way, do you ever communicate with Romita(Sr.)? You guys "tie" as my favorite artists of all time. Thanks for all the great art through the years!!! Lance. |
| Mike Bennett | Tuesday January 26th 1999 02:50:49 AM |
| My Email: | ac056@mvcn.dayton.oh.us |
| Comments: | Thanks for all the great artwork over the years, Gene. You've shown everyone what a great artform comics *can* be! |