Santa Bear, by Joe Sinnott!
Category: Joltin’ Joe Sinnott
The late, great Marvel Comics Legend, Joe Sinnott
Paying Our Respects
At St. Mary of the Snow Cemetery in Saugerties, New York.
Fans have left things in memory of Joe.
Unseen Sinnott
I have returned from Joe Sinnott’s resting place. I’ll have pictures later.
Here’s a treat. One of Joe’s gigs, besides his comic book work, was illustrating covers for crossword puzzle books. This is one of the ideas he submitted.
Joltin’ Joe @100
Joe Sinnott was born 100 years ago today. Denro and I will be in Saugerties this weekend to mark the occasion.
This ‘n’ That
I’ve been enjoying Welcome to Wackyland: The Wonderful World of Bob Clampett.
I was pleased to learn that among the many works exhibited at the new Lucas Museum is this 8 Man manga art by Jiro Kuwata.
The late and very lamented Joe Sinnott’s 100th birthday is coming up on the 16th. Denro and I are planning to be graveside with the Sinnott family the next day. As I told Joe more than once, my favorite four-part Fantastic Four story is the series that was inspired by the British TV show The Prisoner.
Radio, TV and comics no longer capture the imaginations of kids like they used to do. Other media have taken over, so there’s nothing for parents and teachers to worry about!
A Very Recent Time, In a Museum Not Very Far Away
How many of these opening night attendees can you name? There I am! No, wait. That’s Ron Howard. Never mind.
