Jamal Igle recently asked a question on Facebook to his friends: Fifteen Artists who've influenced you and that will ALWAYS STICK WI...

Alex Toth fans are probably well aware of his work on DC's Johnny Thunder character in the 1950s.  I am not that familiar with DC's ...

I love finding comic art jams where a die-hard fan was able to get the most famous comic artists to draw characters together in one big illu...

Some of the first Green Lantern comics I remember reading were from 1968-1970 , when Gil Kane and Murphy Anderson were the art team. Is...

The Green Lantern marketing machine is firing on all cylinders in the city of San Francisco.  Billboards can be seen on many Muni and AC Tr...

From time to time I like to display cover progressions, from sketch to final cover, and it’s always great when I find stuff from the Silver...

I just saw a scan for this cover to Rawhide Kid #140, circa 1977, a really great Western style shootout with the Kid scrambling for cover a...

I’ve been reading comics for a long time and my knowledge of the mainstream is pretty deep.  Yet every once in a while I stumble upon some...

Here is a poster that I found while perusing an old issue of Jim Steranko’s MediaScene (issue 16 from 1975).  The Flame Horse, by Gil Kane....

One of the series that Gil Kane drew for DC Comics in the early 1980s was Sword of the Atom.  This is one of those gems that I didn't qu...

Green Lantern Volume Two--the one starring Hal Jordan--had a terrific run during the 1980s.  Len Wein, Dave Gibbons, and Steve Englehart wor...

This cover was for the special "Silver Age" mini-event in 2000.  I saved this image of the cover, sans the logo and captions, fr...

DC Comics Final Night mini-series was published in 1996--which killed off Hal Jordan (as Parallax) in the concluding chapter.  As we all k...

One thing I noticed only after posting yesterday's look at various Green Lantern covers by Gil Kane was how many of them teased the rea...

Gil Kane returned to the Green Lantern character in the 1980s.  Here are a few of my favorite covers from this period.  There's a subtle...

We're doing a Gil Kane cover retrospective on Giant-Size Marvel , but here on Giant-Size Geek, we like to concentrate on DC material.  H...