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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Unpublished Aquaman Page by Jerome K Moore - 1986

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This awesome, astounding unpublished page from the second Aquaman mini-series is by Jerome K Moore, who was hired to replace Craig Hamilton as the artist.

As Mr. Moore comments on his DeviantArt page, he was asked by DC to try and adapt his style to be similar to Craig's (a herculean--and dubious--task to ask of any artist, sheesh) and due to various complications the whole series was finally scrapped. As if we didn't know already, we can see from this piece what a tragedy that decision was.


A while back, I asked Mr. Moore for permission to post this piece on the Shrine, and he granted it. I also asked him to do an interview with the Shrine, which he (politely) turned down, so sadly this will probably be the only input from Mr. Moore we're going to get in regards to his brief-but-important association with Aquaman.

5 comments:

David J. Cutler said...

Wow, gorgeous!

Earth 2 Chris said...

Jerome K. Moore is one of the most underrated artist in comics. When he was drawing the Green Arrow backup in Detective, his art usually outshined the work in the main Batman story!

Beautiful!

Chris

Joe Slab said...

Oh to see this page colored...!

Wings1295 said...

Very nice! Would also love to see it colored.

matthew jones said...

Very nice. It's great that we've got a chance to see it.