Art Adams + Longshot = SUPERSTAR Status Straight Out Of The Gate!

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  • @CartoonistKayfabe
    @CartoonistKayfabe  3 года назад +4

    Ed's Patreon: www.patreon.com/edpiskor
    Jim's Patreon: www.patreon.com/jimrugg

    • @TheDoorspook11c
      @TheDoorspook11c 3 года назад +3

      Youse guys have flippin great taste! This Longshot examination is scintillating!

  • @MrMllx
    @MrMllx 3 года назад +46

    I met Art at a convention as a kid. I asked him to sketch a pic of Longshot on a blank page in my graphic novel. I realize in hindsight I was asking him to work for free but he graciously said “ok but it won’t be a very good one” and sketched out a quick but awesome Longshot face. I still have it. Thank you, Art!

  • @radical_ans
    @radical_ans 3 года назад +27

    Jay and Miles brought up the point that this series was pretty much the genesis of the 90s X-Men/Image style and I'm inclined to agree.

    • @radical_ans
      @radical_ans 3 года назад +2

      Lol and I just got to the part of the video where Ed says the same thing

  • @boboleary6607
    @boboleary6607 3 года назад +8

    My favorite artist of all time!

  • @odinson99m
    @odinson99m 3 года назад +4

    I got to meet my childhood hero, Art Adams, for the very first time face-to-face a couple of years ago. Now, I never get starstruck, but shaking hands with the GOAT and suddenly I was a studdering fanboy. :-)

  • @elketerbentzadik
    @elketerbentzadik 3 года назад +3

    Art is one of my favorite X-Men artists and just favorite artists in general. This work was crazy. In hindsight it almost has a Manga vibe.

  • @snarferyasmr3739
    @snarferyasmr3739 3 года назад +7

    Have an Art Adams children of the atom x-men poster, huge, found it when I was cleaning stuff out and immediately asked my wife if I could put it on the wall.... she was not a fan.

  • @SmokerBuddy
    @SmokerBuddy 3 года назад +8

    What's so fun about y'all's videos is that I'm close in age to at least Ed, so a lot of what he talks about being excited over as a kid parallels with my childhood.
    Art Adams was a favorite of mine back then, though I can't say I've enjoyed his more recent stuff as much. This series was so much fun, though! It was also the beginning of my admiration of Nocenti, who I've long been a fan of.

    • @brianng3414
      @brianng3414 3 года назад +2

      Art Adams went through a few phases in his art style. I also like his old stuff more -like Longshot, the X-Men/Asgard special/annual, and his X-Men Classic covers -especially the Wolverine which is used in marketing and stuff. He was my number one artist for a while back then; then to be replaced by Jim Lee when Art's style changed and began drawing less.

    • @SmokerBuddy
      @SmokerBuddy 3 года назад +1

      @@brianng3414 Totally! All that stuff you listed I loved!! Jim Lee also became a favorite of mine around a similar time as you, probably. I was also a HUGE fan of Sam Keith around that time, from his covers for Marvel Presents and into The Maxx which would blow my eleven year old mind when I read it, lol.

    • @skeletonshorror5184
      @skeletonshorror5184 3 года назад +1

      Same here, Nocenti’s run on Daredevil was amazing! 💀🔥

  • @marcrobinson4907
    @marcrobinson4907 3 года назад +3

    Arthur Adams was my favorite. I was frustrated that he didn't do a regular monthly title. His art work was so beautiful and detailed. What I didn't realize was that he was a slow artist which is why he didn't do monthlys. So sad. You know I can see where Todd McFarland may have gotten his influence for his style. Arthur's rendering of Doc Strangein the Longshot series looks like it could've been drawn by McFarland.

  • @marcrobinson4907
    @marcrobinson4907 2 года назад +1

    I love seeing anything about Art Adams.

  • @artboymoy
    @artboymoy 3 года назад +3

    I haven't gone through all your videos but have you guys done the Rocket Raccoon miniseries that Mike Mignola drew? That's another good flashback comparing to where both character and artist are now.

  • @wallrider73
    @wallrider73 3 года назад +2

    @cartoonist kayfabe - will you ever do an analysis of J Scott Campbell's Danger Girl? He is a huge Art Adams fan and while DG is often derided as empty cheesecake it's one of the most fun comic series in a long time, wears all its influences right out in the open and is the best summer blockbuster movie adaptation we never got. It's also peak JSC, not just in the character work but in the storytelling and attention to detail with locations, machinery, vehicles, weapons etc.

  • @edwardwilliams2438
    @edwardwilliams2438 3 года назад +2

    Adams being viewed as weird seems cruel...by comparison to people like Leifeld or even early Kirby. Adams seems so articulate and refined. Love his stuff..his art was crisp and detailed...Love me some Art Adams! He and Michael Golden need more spotlighting!..Thanks for your video..quick and thoughtful critique..you guys Rock!

  • @jinsaotome3607
    @jinsaotome3607 3 года назад +2

    so arthur adams's style is basically responsible for like 95% of american comic book art in the 90s. i heard his name mentioned before but i never knew who he was. but after seeing these examples of his work, i can see his influences in a lot of comics i that i used to see and now. even with their page layouts. im mind blown. i always see people reference the image founders when they speak on that 90s style, or anything that looks like it. but it all came from this guy. so many people copied his style it's insane.

  • @teamlagnaf
    @teamlagnaf 3 года назад +5

    The hardback has some great extra stuff!

    • @th3n04h
      @th3n04h 3 года назад

      like what?

  • @ballpointpress
    @ballpointpress 3 года назад +5

    It's all still very impressive to me. I had the first 3 issues and they blew my mind. Tried to take in every detail of every panel. Then I got the trade paperback and the printing was too thick. It made the detail overly busy instead of the perfect balance of the lines in the floppy issues (basic defects aside).

  • @incubustimelord5947
    @incubustimelord5947 3 года назад +9

    Arthur "Art" Adams is my favorite comic book and graphic novel artist, colorist, illlustrator, inker, and penciller ever since the early 1980s. His Marvel Comics comic book Longshot is probably more than likely his best comic book and super hero character work ever.

  • @douglasdecker9665
    @douglasdecker9665 3 года назад +2

    Wouldn't it be great if they made a movie series featuring the amazing & complicated story of longshot. Who doesn't like this guy???

  • @darioscomicschool1111
    @darioscomicschool1111 Год назад +1

    3:03 Thank you so much for showing me early Art Adams. I aspire to get to his level...and I thought, man what do I have to do, study more Anatomy? Layout better? And His Artwork is good or decent here. That shows I dont have to have it all figured out by now. Just put in the Work. Page by Page.

  • @carpentersglory715
    @carpentersglory715 3 года назад +2

    Love your vids, guys. I have to say one thing though, so please bear with me. Yes, there is the Michael Golden thing, but I've always believed the one component that everyone seems to miss in Art Adams' work is MARSHALL ROGERS. Look closer at his work on X-Men: The Asgardian Wars. Someone please give Marshall his due! His style is all over McFarlane's early work too. McFarlane's Mary Jane is a more stylized version of Silver St. Cloud. Marshall had me hooked at eight years old with Detective #471, and I was never the same. That's just this Old Fart's opinion, anyway. Keep up the great work!

  • @karlosn5579
    @karlosn5579 3 года назад +3

    Loving the videos, guys. Thanks for helping to keep me sane. I thought i knew it all but you just keep on teaching me. Worth tracking the marvel Premiere hc of this down - art and color are cleaned up.

  • @1971thedoctor
    @1971thedoctor 3 года назад +1

    I regret passing on this Longshot mini series back in the 80s but if I would have looked at it I would have loved Art Adams work on this.

  • @bws205
    @bws205 3 года назад +1

    Love me some Art Adams!!! one of my very favorites, love his detail

  • @LukeKorolowiczArt
    @LukeKorolowiczArt 3 года назад +2

    you can see this comic as an artist developing their craft on the job until their style is fully formed. I had this comic in back issue form from dollar boxes, then sold it to golden apple 5 years ago

  • @jedimantra1163
    @jedimantra1163 Год назад +1

    man this was too dope

  • @mexicanusrex9418
    @mexicanusrex9418 3 года назад +1

    Thanks fellas, Ive been wanting to see this for a long time. Cheers

  • @Gootie29
    @Gootie29 3 года назад +1

    I think I see a bit of Kaluta and a bit of Simonson as well. Adams was drawing from a lot of influences beyond Golden.

  • @fad23
    @fad23 3 года назад +2

    I remember seeing this on the shelf! It was so cool, though I only read the first issue. More recently I got it in TPB form.

  • @amirmalekpour4316
    @amirmalekpour4316 3 года назад +3

    Jim - would one way to keep the rawness of the art be to try new things you’ve never done before or doing things you don’t feel comfortable?

  • @cookieDaXapper
    @cookieDaXapper 3 года назад +1

    ... I collected those books,.....a dime a piece??? Boy, I sure have crates FULL of useless paper. WOW. Back then we thought somehow these would make us rich,.......just wow. PEACE family.

  • @jinsaotome3607
    @jinsaotome3607 3 года назад

    that transformer sequence of hotshot(?) on that back cover was cool. just noticed it in the background

  • @Matt-pc5cd
    @Matt-pc5cd 3 года назад

    That Bonkers ad

  • @standinsilence
    @standinsilence 2 года назад

    Wasnt 80s popstar Limahl(that guy who sang the song from Neverending Story) the inspiration behind Longshots looks?

  • @unclebuddha
    @unclebuddha Год назад

    Great video. If yall ever in Virginia beach check us out.

  • @TheDoorspook11c
    @TheDoorspook11c 3 года назад +1

    Pen inking, that's what it was.

  • @alanblott4559
    @alanblott4559 3 года назад

    You spoke about Strikeforce: Morituri. Loved that comic. It had it's ups and down, but the core of the story world make a great programme on Netflix. Re Me Adams, he bought his own style to all that he did. Often copies, seldom bettered. His figure work always looked real and so well observed.

  • @natewatson6962
    @natewatson6962 3 года назад

    amazing. I would love to see that micronauts artists edition. I had an issue of micronauts but I couldn't appreciate the art at the time and now IDK where it is.

  • @joeanderson9045
    @joeanderson9045 3 года назад

    I just picked up the Micronauts Artist Edition today, which is incredible. They definitely need to put together one to showcase Adams' work.

  • @jamesmoss3424
    @jamesmoss3424 3 года назад +3

    Longshot is a classic marvel character and I will get the six part mini series. 😀👍

  • @Khultan
    @Khultan 2 года назад

    I could've bought those back in the days but I ignored it.

  • @BillShears2010
    @BillShears2010 3 года назад +1

    Why'd you skip issue #5? Question, wasn't there a rumor for a minute that Cable was a future version of or related to Longshot, you know with the whole flashing eye bit?
    And the same thing with Gambit when he first showed up cause he was throwing cards and people thought "Hey, theres another guy who throws things - Longshot!"

    • @brianng3414
      @brianng3414 3 года назад +2

      Hmmm... I think that is just more Rob Liefeld stealing original ideas... hahaha... The flashing eye and the knife pouches...those look cool, let me put them in my character...heheheh...

  • @alanweiss6314
    @alanweiss6314 3 года назад +6

    What happened to Longshot?
    Why did He got tossed out....????
    Left totally out of marvel universe for 25 years.......🤷‍♂️

    • @klishin9440
      @klishin9440 3 года назад

      He was in The x-factor from Peter David ( The 2nd run)

  • @37Kilo2
    @37Kilo2 2 года назад

    This art doesn't sing to me, and I love Art Adams' work. However, those covers are gorgeous!