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Pin with best comic book style art?

By jonesjb

5 years ago


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#1 5 years ago

There are lots of pins that incorporate comic book style art into the playfield, translite and cabinet... Tales from the Crypt, Judge Dredd and such.

But what is your pick for the pin with the best comic book style art? My selection would go to Blackout... I think it encapsulates the Wally Wood EC Comics style art from the 1950s. A thing of beauty.

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#3 5 years ago

Dredd

#4 5 years ago

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#5 5 years ago
Quoted from jonesjb:

There are lots of pins that incorporate comic book style art into the playfield, translite and cabinet... Tales from the Crypt, Judge Dredd and such.
But what is your pick for the pin with the best comic book style art? My selection would go to Blackout... I think it encapsulates the Wally Wood EC Comics style art from the 1950s. A thing of beauty.

Where's the poll?

#6 5 years ago

Gordon Morrison's illustrations were straight outta 1960's and 70's comics. Strange World is a rare classic that comes to mind.

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#8 5 years ago

Popeye (though I hate the game.)

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#9 5 years ago

I’m surprised no one has mentioned Dr. Dude!

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#10 5 years ago
Quoted from lyonsden:

Popeye (though I hate the game.)

#11 5 years ago

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#12 5 years ago

X-men by a mile. It was drawn by Marvel by one of the most famous X-men artists. That playfield and cabinet are works of art.

#13 5 years ago

XMEN .. nothing else comes close

#15 5 years ago

SMVE x 2.

#16 5 years ago
Quoted from jonesjb:

There are lots of pins that incorporate comic book style art into the playfield, translite and cabinet... Tales from the Crypt, Judge Dredd and such.
But what is your pick for the pin with the best comic book style art? My selection would go to Blackout... I think it encapsulates the Wally Wood EC Comics style art from the 1950s. A thing of beauty.

Let's be clear--this backglass is a shameless rip-off of Jim Steranko's Nick Fury cover from almost 15 yrs earlier. It's really amazing the artist and Williams got away with. The stakes were a lot smaller then, and comic publishers probably thought it wasn't worth the money to pursue.

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#17 5 years ago

This BG by Morison always reminded me of
some superhero contortions and poses previously portrayed in comic books
by Steve Ditko, Gil Kane and Sal Buscema.

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#18 2 years ago
Quoted from jonesjb:

There are lots of pins that incorporate comic book style art into the playfield, translite and cabinet... Tales from the Crypt, Judge Dredd and such.
But what is your pick for the pin with the best comic book style art? My selection would go to Blackout... I think it encapsulates the Wally Wood EC Comics style art from the 1950s. A thing of beauty.

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There is a reason you feel this way....

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#19 2 years ago

Centaur is the closest we will get to a Frank Miller Sin City pin

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#20 1 year ago

Bounty Hunter

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#21 1 year ago

Batman Forever. Not the backglass necessarily, but definitely the playfield.

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