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Joe Sinnott Art Sold at Auction
Joe Sinnott is a comic artist who mainly worked as an inker. Traditional comic book construction utilizes a penciller, who makes the drawing, and an inker who will then outline and retrace the drawing with pencil, pen or brush. The inker’s role requires interpreting the original drawing as well as correcting errors, and the final art can vary drastically depending on the inker. Joe Sinnott worked on Marvel’s Fantastic Four between 1965 to 1981 and retired from comic books to ink the Sunday strip for The Amazing Spider Man. The last Amazing Spider Man Sunday strip was published in March 2019 and marked Sinnott’s retirement at age 92.
Here are some Joe Sinnott art items we have sold:
Sal Buscema & Joe Sinnott Original Artwork
Amazing original artwork by Sal Buscema and Joe Sinnott of the Marvel Superhero universe, done by the artists in the early 1990s for the Marvel Super Hero Island then in development. Fifteen Marvel characters are featured here, including The Hulk, the original Wolverine, Iron Man, Captain Marvel, The Thing, Machine Man, Storm, Dr. Strange, Ghost Rider, Son of Satan, Moon Knight, Deathlok, Warlock, Man-Thing and Night Crawler. Signed by both Buscema and Sinnott at bottom right, and completed on artist paper measuring 14.375″ x 14.25″. Small spot of abrasion at lower left margin and folds at top and bottom margins. Image portion remains near fine. Sold for $4,000.
“Fantastic Four” Original Art by Rick Buckler From 1975 — Xemu Tries to Enlist Medusa to Turn Against Black Bolt
“Fantastic Four” original art by Rich Buckler, with inking done by Joe Sinnott from the June 1975 issue. In this attention-grabbing splash page, Medusa is brought before the Great Xemu, who tries to turn her against her cousin Black Bolt. Large two-panel artwork is from Volume 1, issue 159, and measures 10.75″ x 16″. Drawn on Marvel Comics illustration board. Some white-out present as common with original comic art. Crease to bottom panel, otherwise near fine. Marvel Comics Group copyright stamp to verso and catalogue information along top margin. Sold for $1,100.
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