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Two wonderful commissions by @stazjohnson for my P.I./client series.
Staz brilliantly delivered the classic pulp mag feel I was hoping for when I first contacted him. And since I couldn't choose between the two layouts (the eye in the foreground? Or the client? Decisions, decisions...), we went for both.
I am extremely happy with these two pieces. Thaks, Staz!
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Staz Johnson - Batman vs Alien
I'm going through Chuck Dixon's Robin run, and I just had to redraw this panel of Stephanie.
Tim's not the only one with a bad case of the Stephs
Here's the original by Staz Johnson.
Staz Johnson: Namor
Source: Alberto Gonzalez (comicartfans)
Staz Johnson Art
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Rising Stars: Voices of the Dead #2 (2005)
Art by: Staz Johnson and Steve Firchow
[*] Staz Johnson, illustratore e fumettista inglese (1965)
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Catwoman vol 2 79 was published with a cover date of April 2000. The issue took place after the events of No Man's Land. In the issue, Catwoman was arrested and her face photographed. She was sentenced to two years at a private criminal rehabilitation center kicking off a major story arc. ("Meet Jane Doe", Catwoman vol 2 79, DC Comic Event)
