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Sequential Sunday: Al Williamson: Recommended Reading

by John Mueller· June 28, 2010· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Al Williamson, Al Williamson: Hidden Lands, Al Williamson’s Flash Gordon: A Lifelong Vision of the Heroic, Archie Goodwin, Blade Runner, Blazing Combat, Carlos Garson, Creepy Archives and Eerie Archives, Dark Horse, Fantagraphics, Flash Gordon, Flesk Publications, IDW Publishing, Mark Schultz, Mark Shultz, Marvel, S.C. Ringgenberg, Star Wars, Thomas Yeates, X9: Secret Agent Corrigan
In last week’s installment of Sequential Sunday we took a look at the work of the great Al Williamson who passed away on June 12. As an addendum to that article I’d like to give some suggestions to those who’d like to explore the work of this comic art master via some of the books currently in print as well as those that are soon to be released.
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Sequential Sunday: Al Williamson

by John Mueller· December 14, 2009· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Al Williamson, Blade Runner, Empire Strikes Back, Marvel, Return of the Jedi, Star Wars
Since writing my last Sequential Sunday entry about the supremely talented artist Mark Schultz, I have been giving much thought to his influences and what the work of those artists have meant to me as well. The name that kept entering my mind the most, one whose work I’ve admired since childhood, is that of Al Williamson. Even though Williamson has had a long and highly esteemed career spanning several decades, the work of his that invariably jumps to my mind is the one that I was exposed to first – his comic book movie adaptations, specifically, the 80’s editions for Marvel of The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi and Blade Runner.
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