Alex Ross on Neal Adams 

This videos are too short...i want more.

When I think on Neil Admas, I think of movement. It was amazing how fluid his art changed from one pose to the next one.

RIP Neal Adams June 15, 1941 to April 28, 2022

Neal Adams... who, with Denny O'Neil writing, brought Batman back into the night. He said that they would simply draw daytime scenes as night to start. One of my faves, along with Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, and George Perez... With Alex, I get a portrait feel, that I want to frame for my library (which is a totally good thing). With Neal (and Dick Giordano inking), I get the fluidity of motion/action.

Please Alex. Do longer content! I’m so interested on your thoughts about everything comics, you’re a passionate fan, and it’s inspirational to hear you talk about these characters who are modern day legends to us.

Iconic. The Animated Series was my introduction to Batman, but Neal's artwork was my introduction to Batman comic books.

Only 22 seconds of Neal Adams' work on a 90 second video?

I remember collinging X-Men back issues and wondering why certain runs suddenly had mind-blowingly amazing covers.

Adams & Aparo. 🦇

Alex Ross is so fair, so authentic, a giant able to recognições other giants.

Batman... Green Lantern/Green Arrow... X-Men... Grew up on Neal Adams.

Barry Smith (Conan) Jim Steranko (Captain America) and Neal Adams (Batman) changed the industry forever !! Roughly 1968-70

Belíssimo!!!!

Absolutely amazing 😍

It’s great to speak of Neils art but he spearheaded the fight to get The creators of superman a pension for what they created. God bless 🙏🏼

I'm not an artist and don't know everything to look for ... but I'm looking at 1968 Marvel stuff by Gene Colan and I'm seeing a lot that reminds of what Neal Adams was doing a couple years later. Not to take anything way from Adams.. I'm just surprised by how good Colan's work is. I hadn't really heard of him before.

No one notices that Batman and Green Arrow died the very week Neal Adams went to be with Jesus.

I know people's attention span has reduced somewhat over the last 20 or so years - but a 1:23 minute video is a tad short even for a goldfish

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