Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Captain America: Lee Garbett Explains His Cover Process

As someone who comes from an editorial background I've long since been interested in the process of how books, magazines and comics are produced.

Over at his blog one of our favourite artists Lee Garbett has posted an interesting feature that explains and illustrates his process when asked to create the cover for the upcoming Captain America collection - from the rough layout, through his pencils to the important contributions of the inker and colourist.

Check out the feature in full
here.








CAPTAIN AMERICA: REBIRTH #1
Written by STAN LEE & KARL KESEL
Penciled by JACK KIRBY & KARL KESEL
Cover by LEE GARBETT
The origins of Captain America and the Red Skull, revealed! As the evils of Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party spread across Europe, Steve Rogers becomes the legendary Captain America! With his sidekick, Bucky, and under the direction of Franklin Roosevelt himself, Cap battles the diabolical Red Skull on every front! Witness their earliest confrontations here! Collecting material from TALES OF SUSPENSE #63 and #65-68, fully remastered with modern coloring. Plus: an all-new framing sequence by Karl Kesel (CAPTAIN AMERICA 1940s NEWSPAPER STRIP). 64 pages, One-Shot, Rated T+, $4.99, June 2011

Captain America: Rebirth is published by Marvel.

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