Disney-comics digest #514.
ARCHIMEDES@delphi.com
ARCHIMEDES at delphi.com
Wed Dec 7 05:14:18 CET 1994
DAVID:
Re your comments about Vicar, I've heard the operation may be
similar to the "job-shop" of the Golden Age, like the Iger and Eisner comic
mills. Usually the editor in charge will take a script and do the layouts,
one artist will pencil and ink the backgrounds, another the main
characters, a third detailing and so on. What results is a mixture of
style similar to the Fox and Fiction House books of the time. I'm not sure
if Vicar is run exactly like this, but the mixture of expression in the
stories might hint at such.
{ Bob Wright }
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