Midwest Book Review: Modern Masters Volume 26 Frazer Irving
MODERN MASTERS VOLUME TWENTY-SIX: FRAZER IRVING chronicles a fine artist best known for his work on DC Comics' titles Batman and Xombi. He also was the co-creator of the steampunk Gutsville, is a musician in the band Atom Heart Brothers, and here provides insights into his works and influences. Black and white images from his digital and artistic renderings accompany in-depth interviews covering the art he penciled for a range of plots and characters, making this a recommendation for any interested in comic book illustration and its evolution.
Modern Masters Volume Twenty-Six: Frazer Irving
Frazer Irving
Nathan Wilson and Eric Nolen-Weathington
TwoMorrows Publishing
10407 Bedfordtown Dr.
Raleigh NC 27614
9781605490397, $15.95, www.twomorrows.com
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