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By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Vertigo
May 11, 2010
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| 2. How to Draw from Life (Vanguard Drawing Series) | 
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By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Vanguard
February 17, 2009
I bought myself this book as a late Christmas gift.
I am a aspiring illustrator and have loved Joe Kubert's art since I was a kid.
This book will not teach you how to draw through a series of drills or explanations of anatomy.
Joe goes all the way back to thinking. Think before and while you draw. Look at the subject. Learn from life as much as possible. more
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| 3. Man of Rock: A Biography of Joe Kubert |
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By: Bill Schelly
Publisher: Fantagraphics Books
August 20, 2008
Like so many others of my generation, I grew up as a comic book collector. I knew little about Joe Kubert until I read MAN OF ROCK. This is a solid, well-researched, and entertaining look at Joe Kubert's professional life, especially if you're into comics. (How good was the book? Good enough that I hope that Schelly writes a bio of Neal Adams, an artist that he references throughout this biography.)... more
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| 4. Tarzan: The Joe Kubert Years Volume 1 (v. 1) |
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By: Joe Kubert
By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Dark Horse
November 30, 2005
This wonderful collection of legendary artist and storyteller, Joe Kubert is a must have for hardcore Tarzan fans. I cut my teeth on these comics way back in the early 70's as a young boy.(I still have all of the original editions!)
There are only a few number of artists that could truly capture the primitive and primordal great Tarzan. Only Neal Adams, Russ Manning and the late great... more
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| 5. Superheroes: Joe Kubert's Wonderful World of Comics | 
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By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Watson-Guptill
January 01, 1999
3-1/2 stars. I like bits & pieces here, but it just seems *too* ambitious...
I'm a bit new to Kubert's work, even though he's an industry great. Famous for his comics work & his School of Cartoon & Graphic Art founded in '76, you'd think this would be a sure-fire hit, similar to John Buscema's How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way. While I do like some of Kubert's art within these... more
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| 6. Joe Kubert's Comic Book Studio: Everything You Need To Make Your Own Comic Book | |
By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Running Press Kids
December 29, 2002
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| 7. Viking Prince by Joe Kubert | |
By: Various
Publisher: DC Comics
July 06, 2010
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| 8. Tor: A Prehistoric Odyssey |
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By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: DC Comics
March 24, 2009
Joe Kubert's Tor makes a welcome comeback with this book. Artwise, this has got to be one of Kubert's best efforts. Strangely, there are no word balloons but Kubert chose to describe what you already see in the drawings. I would have rather kept the whole book word-free, as it can actually work out as a wordless story. Other than that, if you are into great art and not to fussy about historical accuracy... more
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| 9. Tarzan: The Joe Kubert Years Volume 2 (v. 2) |
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By: Joe Kubert
By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Dark Horse
April 12, 2006
This book reprints the middle of Kurbert's DC run on Tarzan. Dark Horse does an excellent job on the reproductions of these classic comics. They do not use glossy paper, but a paper akin to that used in the DC archives, which gives a much closer look to the original comics, and avoids that awful sheen that does a disservice to the original art. The reprint colorist also does a very good job.more
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| 10. Tarzan: The Joe Kubert Years Volume 3 | 
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By: Joe Kubert
By: Joe Kubert
Publisher: Dark Horse
July 19, 2006
Excellent packaging and reproduction of great material. After Foster and Hogarth, Kubert is the finest artist ever to illustrate the Jungle King. Thanks to Dark Horse for releasing these! ... more
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