Brian Bolland and the silver age spirit.

[Michel Weisnor]

His line work is tremendous, razor sharp. Proportion appears fabulous. His covers are always expressive and usually give the reader an understanding into the character's mind. He's a grand cover storyteller, a real throwback with modern touch.   

[TELLE]

Yeah Bolland is ssssssllllllooooooooowwww.

I always find him a little stiff and a little to "EC-ish" --my pref is for Jaime Hernandez or Steve Rude.

[davidelliott]

Never mind then, but at least get him to draw covers, his covers are amazing!

That would ruin the interior art cause it would pale compared to the cover!

[Permanus]

I always find him a little stiff and a little to "EC-ish" --my pref is for Jaime Hernandez or Steve Rude.

I'd love to see a superhero comic illustrated by Jaime Hernandez; you can't help wondering what his Lois would look like. As for Steve Rude, hey, I just remembered -- is The Moth still going?

[TELLE]

I think there is a new Nexus coming out.

As for Hernandez, outside of a few fanzine submissions from the early 80s, a few Legion femmes for the "DC Handbook", a few covers, and a Capt Marvel page for "World's Funnest", the only superheroes he's done have appeared in his own Love and Rockets stories --great characters like Comrade 7, Spacegirl, Cheeta Torpeda, & Ultimax.  But your right, his Lois would be interesting.  His Mary Marvel was really cute.

[Super Monkey]

Xamie's Supergirl!
http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/89/jamie_hernandez.gif

[TELLE]

This is a funny thread about a sketch Bolland did at a con.  It doesn't sound like he's slow when drawing at cons.

http://www.bentcorner.com/2007/03/05/brian-bolland-rips-off-one-of-his-fans-for-150-dollars

[Super Monkey]

This is a funny thread about a sketch Bolland did at a con.  It doesn't sound like he's slow when drawing at cons.

http://www.bentcorner.com/2007/03/05/brian-bolland-rips-off-one-of-his-fans-for-150-dollars

I read his responses and they seem logical to me.