Camelot 3000 Who’s Who by Brian Bolland
Brian Bolland’s work arrived in America and was well received. After a few covers and short stories, his first big assignment was Camelot 3000, a 12-issue maxi-series written by Mike W Barr and printed on better paper. It was a good format, capturing the high detail in Bolland’s meticulous art.
It was the longest series Bolland would work on for DC. He’d soon be a prominent cover artist, and there was also, of course, The Killing Joke in the near future.
New colour by me.
As published.
Original art scan from Heritage Auctions.
Art made production ready.
New colour version.
Re-created layout and re-set typography added.
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The Arthurian Era by Brian Bolland
With the DC Comics multiverse streamlined into a single universe in the wake of Crisis on Infinite Earths, the publisher produced a number of tie-ins, including the History of the DC Universe portfolio. Colour and packaging by Scott Dutton / Catspaw Dynamics.
Green Lantern Covers by Brian Bolland
He was the vanguard of the British invasion that landed in North American comics as the 80s began. Brian Bolland, the lad from Lincolnshire. Colour by Scott Dutton.
DC Super-Heroes UK Annual 1982 by Brian Bolland
Brian Bolland from Britain had attracted the attention of DC Comics. In a few short years, he'd be a legend. Here he is with his earliest North American work. Colour by Scott Dutton.
2000 AD Prog 17 Cover by Brian Bolland
A cover from the early days of Britain's mighty 2000 AD is cleaned up and coloured by Scott Dutton/Catspaw Dynamics. And a note to people who muck with original art to increase value.
This was the first high quality limited edition series I ever bought – and still have! It appealed to the romantic I kept carefully hidden! Thanks for the great artwork!