Gary Gianni – Jim Keefe

For the past couple of years the King Features blog Ask a Cartoonist had us pick a favorite poem. Last year I picked a classic, Crossing Brooklyn Ferry by Walt Whitman.

This year I’m going to my favorite pulp writer, Robert E. Howard.
For anyone unfamiliar with Robert E. Howard, his most popular creation was Conan the barbarian – a classic pulp fiction character if ever there was one.

This poem I chose is http://aceliverpoolescorts.co.uk/new-index.php Solomon Kane’s Homecoming.
The recording which follows came with the hardcover collection
“The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane” (1998).

It was illustrated by Gary Gianni, who drew King Features’ own Prince Valiant for a number of years – and beautifully so. Here’s a link: Gary Gianni – Prince Valiant.

And now, without further ado, Solomon Kane’s Homecoming – Read by Paul Blake.

Time for some buy Pregabalin er online Gary Gianni Prince Valiant art!

Quick back story: Gianni assisted John Cullen Murphy for a couple dozen pages between 2001-04 before taking over the art chores on March 28, 2004. His last page was March 25, 2012. The artwork is currently being done by Tom Yeates and written by Mark Schultz.

Now for some art!

Here are some large panels he did where the artwork is really given a chance to shine. The first panel (6/6/2004) was written by John Cullen Murphy’s son, Cullen Murphy. The rest were written by Mark Schultz.

I didn’t have a lot of files for 2011 on hand – so these last panels are near the end of his run in 2012.

January 8, 2012 – Recognize Val’s comrade-in-arms…?

February 12, 2012 – 75th Anniversary strip.

Final Strip - March 25, 2012 — Final Strip – March 25, 2012

For more of Gary Gianni’s work,
check out Flesk Publications.