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by Frank Santoro
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Do Atlas Comics have the best logos, or what?
Labels: Atlas, Howard Chaykin
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Sure do… they really manage that balance between professionalism and “making it up as we go along.”
That “Destructor” logo is amazing!
To see more, check out:
http://www.atlasarchives.com/comics.html
http://www.atlasarchives.com/magazines.html
post some reviews, Frank!
drawing drawing, no time for blogging
Who did them? I remember reading about it in Comic Book Artist, I think?
Anyway, yeah, they were amazing.
I’m really into the Grim Ghost, a supernatural chiller.
“Who did them?” The company was started by Martin Goodman (Marvel’s owner from 1939 to 1971). He apparently offered quite attractive rates at first, which is why many freelancers started working for Atlas (despite threats of blacklisting from Marvel).
I mean, who did the logos?
“Who did the logos?”
An unsung hero of comics – Gaspar Saladino!
http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/500/g9atlas_shrugged.html
Derek Rogers, you’re my hero. And so is the Dial B For Blog guy.