This exhibition features the artistry of Allan Lavigne, Studio Head of The Bronze Armory Studios. The 2018 international blockbuster Avengers: Infinity War. Marvel Cinematic Universe from the groundbreaking 2008 film Iron Man to We also celebrate the art of costuming and propĭesign and creation with The Bronze Armory Studios as we explore the TheĬartoon Art Museum’s retrospective celebrates the art and the artistīehind these cosmic masterworks with a showcase of his Marvel Comics Inspiration from many of Starlin’s Marvel Comics stories, includingĬaptain Marvel, Warlock, Silver Surfer, and The Infinity Gauntlet. Studios’ forthcoming feature film Avengers: Infinity War, which draws Starlin’s signature creation, Thanos, is the featured villain in Marvel The boundaries of mainstream superhero comics to their limits-and Series Captain Marvel and Warlock redefined the word “cosmic” and pushed

HisĪcclaimed 1970s tenure as the writer and artist of the Marvel Comics

The Cartoon Art Museum presents The Infinite Universe of Jim Starlin, anĮxhibition celebrating the art and innovation of Jim Starlin.

Yet in that brief time he managed to create some of the most significant and iconic characters (e.g., Dealer McDope and The Leather Nun) in underground comix mind-bending, hysterically funny yet profound stories in comix such as Mother’s Oats, The Balloon Vendor, Time Twisted Tales, and Meef not to mention helping take the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers to new pinnacles of graphic lunacy, collaborating with Gilbert Shelton on forty-five stories, including such classics as “Grass Roots,” “A Mexican Odyssey,” and “Winter of ’59,” which appeared in riotous color in Playboy.Ībout the Author: Mark Burstein is a book editor and writer, e.g., Alice in Comicland, Much Ado: The POGOfenokee Trivia Book, The Annotated Alice: 150th Anniversary Deluxe Edition a noted Lewis Carroll scholar and a known authority on American comic strips, particularly Pogo, and underground comix. Join the Cartoon Art Museum for a presentation and book-signing with Mark Burstein on his latest publication, Dave Sheridan: Life with Dealer McDope, The Leather Nun, and The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. This book is a long-overdue tribute to one of the true masters of the art movement known as “underground comix,” whose life was cut tragically short when he died suddenly, from cancer, in 1982. Toon Talk with Mark Burstein: Dave Sheridan: Life With Dealer McDope, The Leather Nun, and The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers FREE! Tuesday, Apat 6:30pm 781 Beach Street, San Francisco

Showcase Presents by Mike Friedrich