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Expanding on this portion...
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Some lesser-known work by Neal Adams are the painted covers he did in the 1973-1978 period, mostly for Marvel's black and white magazines, but also for the short-lived Seaboard Atlas, and later returning to DC in 1976-1978 to again do covers.
At Mycomicshop listings, you can quickly flip through all the covers, but at the Readcomiconline site, you can more slowly (where they are included) look at the larger images and really see the detail. For the one listing Readcomiconline didn't have the full issue, I linked the Mycomicshop listing, so you can at least see what the book looks like.
Neal Adams, Seaboard Atlas work IRON JAW 1 Adams cover, Jan 1975
2 Adams cover, Mar 1975
PLANET OF VAMPIRES1 Broderick p/Adams inks, cover, Feb 1975
2 Broderick p/Adams inks, cover, Apr 1975
THRILLING ADVENTURE STORIES (b & w magazine)
2 painted cover, August 1975
WULF THE BARBARIAN 2 Larry Hama story, Hama p/Janson inks, with partial inks by Neal Adams, Ralph Reese, Ed Davis, Wally Wood, Bob McLeod, Pat Broderick, Vincente Alcazar, Paul Kirchner and Jack Abel. 20 pages. April 1975
Neal Adams, Archie/Red Circle comics work ARCHIE'S SUPERHERO SPECIAL 2 Black Hood story, "LIfe's not like a comic book", Adams p/Giordano inks, 10 pages, 1979
( A digest-size 148p reprint collection of mostly 1950's/1960's material, but includes previously unpublished new material, what looks like inventory stories for a circa-1975 unpublished BLACK HOOD comic. Stories by: Gray Morrow 8p, Morrow/McWilliams 4p, Adams/Giordano 10p, Al McWilliams, 5p. Later reprinted in regular comic size in BLUE RIBBON COMICS 8, May 1984. ) New BLACK HOOD cover by Adams also.
BLUE RIBBON COMICS 8 Black Hood story, "LIfe's not like a comic book", Adams p/Giordano inks, 10 pages, May 1984.
(Same new material as in the previous digest, but with larger pages and clearer printing, and for the first time in a normal 7" X 10" comic size. )
Neal Adams, painted covers for Marvel magazines DEADLY HANDS OF KUNG FU1 Adams cover, April 1974
2 Adams cover, June 1974
3 Adams cover, Aug 1974
4 Adams cover, Sept 1974
11 Adams cover, April 1975
12 Adams cover, May 1975
14 Adams cover, July 1975
17 Adams cover, Oct 1975
DRACULA LIVES 3 Adams cover (plus in previous Marvel checklist, stories in issues 2 and 3), Oct 1973
MARVEL PREVIEW 1 Adams cover, interior "Good Lord" story already indexed in the Marvel section above. April 1975.
MONSTERS UNLEASHED 3 Adams cover, Nov 1973
SAVAGE TALES 4 Adams cover, May 1974
5 Adams cover, July 1974
6 Adams cover, Sept 1974
SAVAGE SWORD OF CONAN2 Adams cover, Oct 1974
EPIC ILLUSTRATED 6 Adams cover, June 1981
Neal Adams, for S Q Productions HOT STUF'1 a 1-page pencil drawing for "coming next issue" (but story ended up actually as "Thrillkill" in CREEPY 75, Nov 1975, changed into a story completely unrelated to the Kent State incident)..... Summer 1974
2 "The emperor's food taster's favorite job", double-page centerfold gag illustration. Winter 1975
8 Adams painted cover, Winter 1978
... I forgot to include the one-shot LEGION Of MONSTERS issue with a nice cover by Adams
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LEGION OF MONSTERS 1 Neal Adams cover, Sep 1975
A great painted cover that includes almost all the classic Hollywood movie monsters. I'm amused by the lax facial expression on Frankenstein, who almost looks stoned.
This also could be connected to work in
THE ART OF NEAL ADAMS, a fanzine published by SQ Productions (who also published the aforementioned
HOT STUF' anthology, that also included Adams material.
THE ART OF NEAL ADAMS issue 1 (1975) was mostly unused or pencil-versions of covers, or Adams' Continuity Associates advertising pages, and other pin-ups by Adams.
ART OF NEAL ADAMS issue 2 (1977) had a black and white "Frankenstein, Dracula, Werewolf" 16-page story. It says in issue 2 that this story was created for a Power Record, and that it already was published in color for that, and was published in ART OF NEAL ADAMS 2 in black and white for those who missed it the Power Records version in 1975.
I've never seen the Power Record version, but apparently it was actually published, as this
Youtube video of the pages and record-audio confirms.
Then in 1984-1985, after Pacific Comics ceased publishing (ECHO was originally to be a Pacific title), the "Frankenstein, Werewolf, Dracula" story was instead serialized in what became the first title published by Continuity Associates., ECHO OF FUTURE PAST.
House ads (one ad appears in Pacific's BOLD ADVENTURE 2) showed ECHO issue 1 as a coming Pacific title. But Pacific's folding ended up pushing Continuity Associates to become a comics publisher itself. Eclipse Comics picked up publication of
other cancelled Pacific ttiles : MR MONSTER , ALIEN WORLDS, TWISTED TALES, BERNI WRIGHTSON, SOMERSET HOLMES, SIEGEL AND SHUSTER and others were concluded in issues published by Eclipse.
The "Frankenstein, Werewolf, Dracula" story was serialized in
ECHO OF FUTUREPAST 1-5, and was expanded (in color this time) from the original 16 pages, to 42 pages.
ECHO OF FUTURE PAST1 "Frankenstein" 8p, May 1984
2 "Frankenstein" 7p, Aug 1984
3 "Werewolf" 10p, Nov 1984
4 "Werewolf" 6p, Feb 1985
5 "Count Dracula" 11p, Mar 1985
And followed by "AE-35" series in issues 6-9 :
6 William Jungkuntz p/ Neal Adams inks, 9p, July 1985
7 William Jungkuntz p/ Neal Adams inks, 8p, Aug 1985, + Junkuntz/Adams cover
8 William Jungkuntz p/ Neal Adams inks, 8p, Dec 1985
9 William Jungkuntz p/ Neal Adams inks, 8p, Jan 1986 (last episode, not concluded) + Jungkuntz/Adams cov
And from Pacific, prior to that company ceasing publication :
SKATEMAN 1 "Skateman" 19p, Nov 1983
Also at:
https://viewcomiconline.com/category/skateman/I vaguely recall SKATEMAN was another shelved Power Records project.
Just as
CONAN 116, Nov 1980, the full issue linked in the Marvel checklist above, was originally published as a Power Record (issue PR-31) in 1976.
Then was re-worked with a few addiional pages as a CONAN THE BARBARIAN fill-in issue in 1980.
And
EPIC ILLUSTRATED 7 published "Holocaust" in 1981, another unused abandoned Power Records project.
