RKMBs Forums .::Robegories::. Comic Books Wild, wonderful (and horribly wrong) penciller/inker combinations

Those last two stories with Wrightson and Kaluta combining talents is definitely in the "Wild, wonderful" category.

In the "horribly wrong" category, these Wrightson collaborations, that hide what a great artist Wrightson is:

• SUBMARINER 36 cover, April 1971, Sal Buscema pencils, Wrightson inks
  
  ASTONISHING TALES 31 cover, August 1975 Hannigan pencils, Wrightson inks
  
  DEAD OF NIGHT 11 cover, August 1975. Gil Kane pencils, Wrightson inks.
  
  MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN 18 cover, Sept 1975 Mayerik pencils, Wrightson inks.
  
  MARVEL CHILLERS 3 cover, Feb 1976, Chaykin pencils, Wrightson inks.
  
  WEREWOLF BY NIGHT 35 cover, March 1976, Starlin pencils, Wrightson inks.
  
  CAPTAIN MARVEL 43 cover, March 1976, Milgrom pencils, Wrightson inks.
  
  TOMB OF DRACULA 43 cover, April 1976, Wrightson pencils and inks.

And on interior art:

MORLOCK 2001, issue 3, July 1975 Steve Ditko pencils, Wrightson inks.

The full interior Ditko/Wrightson story:
http://diversionsofthegroovykind.blogspot.com/2008/12/lo-there-shall-comeendings-morlock-2001.html


Most of these are pretty average looking pages, but for Wrightson, really substandard. Some are interesting, just to see the way their styles mesh. Others are, well, horribly wrong. And generally in all these examples, unrecognizable as Wrightson.