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Superboy #14, May-June 1951. Curt Swan cover pencils, John Fischetti inks.
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2025 is Going to be a Bumpy Ride!
Artwork by John Fischetti, 1954
(via Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blogzine: Number 2347: The zoo of the future)
“The Zoo of the Future” is from Boy Commandos #28 (1948). Art is credited to Curt Swan and John Fischetti
Ants ridin’ humans!
John Fischetti, New York, 1948
Superman
Volume: 1 #76
The Mightiest Team in the World
Writers: Edmond Hamilton
Pencils: Curt Swan
Inks: Stan Kaye, John Fischetti
Covers: Win Mortimer
Featuring: Superman, Batman, James Gordon, Lois Lane, Robin
DC Comics
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It's Caturday! This big cat comes from our Fischetti collection. The cartoonist used translucent paper to do his shading and lining on two different sheets, a traditional drawing technique known as "onionskinning." The gif shows both layers and the final product.
New digital collection online:
The editorial cartoons by John Fischetti for newspapers (The New York Herald Tribune, Chicago Daily News, and Chicago Sun-Times) between 1962 and 1980. Covering various political topics during this time, Fischetti's illustrations address the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford, and Carter presidencies, foreign and domestic affairs, elections, the economy, public health, and civil rights.
Didn't take a trip for spring break? See the world through Pulitzer Prize winning editorial cartoonist John Fischetti's Travel Sketches. Fischetti completed these illustrations on his trips to Mexico, France, Denmark and feature works for his time living and working in Chicago and New York.
View more in our collection here.
