Tom Lea: An Oral History Comic Strips Collecting LEADING COMICS #1-4

Collecting LEADING COMICS #1-4

he discovers a universe of which he knows nothing and to which he does not understand anything

are accompanied by interviews by Steven Heller

the fate of the universe rests in the hands of one of Marvel's greatest villains

featuring everything from vast landscapes and towering cities to immensely beautiful science fiction vistas

Tom Lea: An Oral History Comic Strips Collecting LEADING COMICS #1-4Illustrator Tom Lea (1907 2001) lead a fascinating life. He traveled, painted WPA murals during the depression, and as a war correspondent he went to the South Pacific on an aircraft carrier and landed on Peleliu. He painted my favorite war painting "That Two Thousand Yard Stare" and one of the most grisly war images to be published in an American magazine "The Price." From the book flap: Born in 1907 in El Paso, Texas, Lea says he can't remember when