Originally Posted By: Wonder Boy



It amazes me that Chan was a cover artist for both Marvel and DC, replacing far superior artists. I mean, he does some good work here and there, but even at his best he's still no Neal Adams, or even Rich Buckler. His huge contribution at DC in 1975-1977, on a number of my formerly favorite titles, is largely what drove me away from DC for about 2 years. Particularly BATMAN and DETECTIVE, but also on titles like FLASH, the Superman titles, and even HOUSE OF MYSTERY. I suspect because he was fast, and cheap.

Here Chan did full art or inks on INCREDIBLE HULK covers, most issues from 210-226
https://www.mycomicshop.com/search?tid=83481&pgi=201

The Buckler/Chan ones on 212-214 I think were the best ones.
Some of Chan's solo efforts, on issues like 220 an 224 also are fairly nice.
http://12comic.com/issue.jsp?id=1902270627057a3h&cu=287





I think a lot of it had to do with the fact he was prolific. I think he was a good inker, specially on Buscema‘s work, but I thought his cover art was one of the worst decisions DC made in the 70s