The Werewolf by Heath & Adams
Dynamite was this great magazine for the kids from Scholastic begun in the 1970s. Created by Jenette Kahn – later president and publisher of DC Comics – it featured articles about TV, movies and other media that kids liked long before the internet took that role over.
I first saw this image as a pull-out anaglyph 3D poster in the magazine. Wish I still had it. So coming across the scan of the art by Russ Heath and Neal Adams was particularly welcome.
Colour by me.
Scan of Russ Heath and Neal Adams’ illustration from somewhere on the web.
Art made production ready.
Colour version.
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