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One of the first and still one of the best, Stan Lee’s How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way has been the primary resource for any and all who want to master the art of illustrating comic books and graphic novels.
Stan Lee, the Mighty Man from Marvel, and John Buscema, active and adventuresome artist behind the Silver Surfer, Conan the Barbarian, the Mighty Thor and Spider-Man,..more
Stan Lee, the Mighty Man from Marvel, and John Buscema, active and adventuresome artist behind the Silver Surfer, Conan the Barbarian, the Mighty Thor and Spider-Man,..more
Published September 14th 1984 by Atria Books (first published 1977)
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Sep 24, 2012Greta is Erikasbuddy rated it it was amazing
If you are looking for a book that will show you how to draw The Mighty Thor, Spiderman, The Incredible Hulk, or even Captain America's Shield.. well, this book isn't that one.
It's not a step by step guide on how to draw characters. It's a step by step guide on how to draw THE MARVEL WAY!!
And what does that mean?
Well, I thought it was going to show me how to draw Spidey and Shellhead, and Cap.
But no.. IT shows you how to ink, draw action, start with stick figures, where to position, and wha..more
It's not a step by step guide on how to draw characters. It's a step by step guide on how to draw THE MARVEL WAY!!
And what does that mean?
Well, I thought it was going to show me how to draw Spidey and Shellhead, and Cap.
But no.. IT shows you how to ink, draw action, start with stick figures, where to position, and wha..more
This is a very good little figure drawing book. I teach art in high school and have had all sorts of students buy it after seeing it in my class, but it would be appropriate for kids from late elementary up. I keep several copies of it out on TAKS testing days and kids with little to no drawing experience will happily follow the step by step to draw Spidey, but is is not just a step to step book. There is real, accurate, and practical advice about how to master the figure for more serious beginn..more
Oct 23, 2007J.G. Keely rated it liked it Shelves: comics, childhood, art, non-fiction, reviewed
Classic instruction which started many artists on that long path (I bought a used copy, myself, as a child). Combine with a little Loomis, Hogarth, and some figure drawing and you are on your way to being a real talent.
This is pretty much an introduction to the Marvel 'house style' at the time, but certainly still applicable.
My Suggested Readings in Comics
This is pretty much an introduction to the Marvel 'house style' at the time, but certainly still applicable.
My Suggested Readings in Comics
Aug 04, 2011Johnny Atomic rated it it was amazing
When I was young, every little boy I knew wanted to draw comics (these days many little girls do too, and that’s awesome) but I had a serious advantage over all of them.
I was the only kid on my block with a copy of How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
It is nearly impossible to write a book that touches upon all the essential aspects of a given art field in any relevant way. Yet, somehow Stan Lee brings us just that. It doesn’t stop with proper tools, formulas, and methods. It even approaches profe..more
I was the only kid on my block with a copy of How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
It is nearly impossible to write a book that touches upon all the essential aspects of a given art field in any relevant way. Yet, somehow Stan Lee brings us just that. It doesn’t stop with proper tools, formulas, and methods. It even approaches profe..more
Was kinda surprised to bump into this book on GR while adding comics. I remember reading this, or rather looking through it when I was a little kid. Almost eight years ago. The thing is, I was a creative bastard back then. I used to draw stuff, build stuff, do stuff. I had tons of weird hobbies that I really really miss now. A lonely awkward kid living in a world of his own imagination. Life used to be good. God, I wanna relive those days.
This book brought back memories of those days. Reminded m..more
This book brought back memories of those days. Reminded m..more
Excellent instruction by the master.
R.I.P., Stan :-(
R.I.P., Stan :-(
As long as I can recall, I always loved art. As a child and teenager my favorite art was the comic book. I devoured them! As I could draw a little I thought becoming a comic book arist would be the greatest. I picked up this volume and found it to be a pretty good book on a lot of drawing essentials. It really taught me a lot about figure drawing in particular. Sure some of the prose is bombastic in typical Stan Lee style, but the lessons in the book are clear, concise, and important principles...more
I wanted to be an artist as a kid, and I have folder after folder of my haphazardly drawn monsters and spaceships and superheroes. This book was my ultimate reference work, and I carried the old blue hardback (the cover had been lost early on) around with me everywhere. While I never attained my goal of comic artistry, I still have a copy (now paperback) of the book on my shelf. It's a nice resource for anyone interested in comics, whether you can draw like John Romita .. or if stick figures ar..more
Feb 22, 2009Steven rated it really liked it
I loved and devoured this book when I was a kid (in the original edition). Alas, my drawing skills never quite developed and I put more energy into the stories than into the drawings. Still, it was a step on the path to making me an author, and I still think Buscema was one of the strongest draftsmen Marvel ever had.
Jul 01, 2009Eric rated it really liked it
For good or ill, this book taught me how to draw figures. Over the years I kept going back to it and trying again, getting farther and gaining confidence. We'll see if it ever culminates in an actual printed comic of my own :) I'm sure it will, even if I'm 80 years old, sitting on the back porch, still holding onto the dream.
Jan 27, 2012Paul Smith rated it really liked it
This book is great for those that want to learn more about creating comics. All of the techniques are presented in a straight forward manner and is easy to understand for those, like myself, who are not artistically inclined.
When I was in seventh grade, I studied this book from cover to cover and improved my drawing and visual storytelling skills dramatically. It was great then and remains so- John Buscema was an absolutely brilliant comics artist.
Obviously, this isn't a lecture as well, more like a practicing-tip guide for the comicbook artist to develop and improve the talent, getting the way that Marvel does it's work (at least, in the golden years) and it's narrated by Stan Lee himself. It doesn't get any better than that.
uhhhh.. no, Marvel artists study ANATOMY before making it up with bubbles on sticks. copying other artists' renderings is a vital part of learning to draw, but that alone will not get you working for Marvel and is not how to draw 'the Marvel way'
Easily the best How to Draw book I've read. Lays everything out in an easy to digest manner.. And back in the 90s when I read it, you really could see the difference with the Marvel style (not so much now though)
Feb 19, 2009Stephen Theaker rated it really liked it
This got me drawing again for the first time since primary school, mainly by pointing out a few basic things I'd somehow never known - for one thing that drawings are things you can build, rather than just putting pencil to paper and creating masterpieces on the spot.
Aug 26, 2019DarIO rated it really liked it
Honestly an incredible resource for beginning artists. It serves as an overview of all the most important elements that go into becoming a good artist. It lacks proper exercises, which is a bit of a shame, but if you are just starting out and have no idea how to learn to draw, this book would be an excellent first step. Just read along and copy the drawings inside. It won't make you a master illustrator, but it will definitely save you some time on that journey by pointing you in the right direc..more
Aug 07, 2017Beth rated it liked it
I'll come back to this one day - 3*
I would never have bought myself this book but my mam got it for me and I couldn't leave it so I had to have a go.
I'm definitely better at drawing because of this book but it is so time-consuming and I honestly don't gave the time for this. I really don't - balancing two jobs is hard enough! I'm annoyed that Black Widow's not there because really I wanted to draw her as part of my gift for a birthday present for a friend but I can't and I don't even have the sk..more
I would never have bought myself this book but my mam got it for me and I couldn't leave it so I had to have a go.
I'm definitely better at drawing because of this book but it is so time-consuming and I honestly don't gave the time for this. I really don't - balancing two jobs is hard enough! I'm annoyed that Black Widow's not there because really I wanted to draw her as part of my gift for a birthday present for a friend but I can't and I don't even have the sk..more
Jul 22, 2019John Peel rated it really liked it · review of another edition
First off, I have absolutely no intention of even attempting to draw a comic book. So why did I buy this book? Hey, Stan Lee and John Buscema are two of the most amazing talents in 20th Century comics, and *anything* they write is worth reading. It's a breezy, fun book that offers some nice breakdowns in what to do (and look for) in creating artwork.
Feb 19, 2019Andrew Yeager rated it it was amazing
It is a great read for graphic comic artists that prefer the old-school techniques of paper, penciling, and inking by hand. It is co-written by one of the greatest comic book writers and editors of all time.
Mar 19, 2019Irrevenant rated it liked it
This is an okay book. As an art instruction book, its style is dated and there are other books that give much more detailed instruction. But it's a decent read as a high level art text that feels like it captures the spirit of being a Marvel artist back in the 60s and 70s.
A great, classic “how to draw” book. Definitely for beginners, but there are handy, comic book specific tips for artists to utilize, too. Worth having for classic drawing techniques explained in a fun and simple way.
introductory, of course. skimmed. the bits on drawing women are gross.
im not a marvel fan, just wanted to flip through this bc its on my recommended reading
im not a marvel fan, just wanted to flip through this bc its on my recommended reading
Jun 10, 2017Alex Berg rated it liked it
Pretty dated, and quite superficial in most of the topics covered, but still has some good information for beginners.
Jan 15, 2019Steven Laidlaw rated it really liked it
Great book, particularly the fundamentals chapters.
Everything.
May 13, 2018Maik Krüger rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
All you'll ever need as an artist. Basically my bible.
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Read through this book with my 10 year old boy. He loved it and so did I!! Great instructions and easy to follow photos. Even this non-artist did a decent job of drawing ;)
The classic introduction to drawing comics in the Marvel style.
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Stan Lee (born Stanley Martin Lieber) was an American writer, editor, creator of comic book superheroes, and the former president and chairman of Marvel Comics.
With several artist co-creators, most notably Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, he co-created Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Daredevil, the Silver Surfer, Dr. Strange, and many other characters, introducing complex..more
With several artist co-creators, most notably Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, he co-created Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, Iron Man, the Hulk, Daredevil, the Silver Surfer, Dr. Strange, and many other characters, introducing complex..more