Herb Trimpe Archives

Prices were very strong for all of the books: 1.5; $7,699.00 ow/white pages 2.5; $16,000 crm/ow pages 4.0; $27,000 crm/ow pages, small amount of dried glue on cover 5.5; $36,509.00  crm/ow pages 5.5; $17,422.00 crm/ow pages, small color touch on cover Amazing Spider-Man #31 9.6 $8,200 white pages Avengers 1 7.5; $8,200; ow/w pages Avengers 4 9.2; $7,216; ow/w pages Fantastic Four… #1 7.0 $25,055[...]

Len Wein wrote the issue with Herb Trimpe doing the art. Now, Sideshow seems to be taking that cover and running with it They announced the release of a very limited edition (200) print by artist Paolo Rivera (Daredevil) and then they teased a new maquette that seems to be based on that art First, here is[...]

A very casual Casual T-shirt, sold by Who Are Ya designs… And a Herb Trimpe cover for Godzilla King Of The Monsters published by Marvel Comics in the seventies… I wonder if that's a T-shirt printing firm he's stomping? In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree[...]

I understand that in next week's Marvel's comics, the publisher will be running a tribute page to Herb Trimpe, the comic book artist who worked at the publisher for decades, with the headline "In memory of a giant among legends". Featuring Captain America, Hulk, Daredevil and the Human Torch, it uses this photo by Luigi Novi. Herb Trimpe passed[...]

By Chris Thompson [audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/OiCPodcastEpisode126.mp3] After last week's meeting of Chip Zdarsky and The Real/Fake Geeks (which you can still listen to here), this time I'm back with the sad but honorable task of paying tribute to my good friend Herb Trimpe (Hulk, Shogun Warriors, G.I Joe & so much more) who sadly passed away on Monday, April[...]

At Baltimore Comic Con, Wolverine took the spotlight in a special panel chaired by Tom Brevoort, featuring Herb Trimpe, Joe Rubenstein, Charles Soule, Frank Tieri, and Frank Cho. Brevoort, speaking with Trimpe about Wolverine led Trimpe to say that he really only worked "briefly" to introduce Wolverine That one page, Hulk #180 where Wolverine is depicted[...]

Wolverine that is. Obviously. This is the Death of Wolverine Desert Wind Comics Variant by Herb Trimpe, exclusive to Desert Wind Comics and Jesse James

The original art for the final page of Incredible Hulk #180, which features the first published appearance of Wolverine, has just sold at Heritage Auctions for $657,250. This 1974 Marvel comics page was drawn by Herb Trimpe, inked by Jack Abel, and scripted by Len Wein  Of historical interest, Wolverine's pose in that final introductory panel[...]

[audio:http://www.orbitalcomics.com/podpress_trac/web/8841/0/orbital-podcast-herb-trimpe.mp3] Rob writes; Welcome to another special episode of The Orbiting Pod! Earlier this month, Chris Thompson once again made a trip to the emerald isle to attend the increasingly popular 2D Festival! Whilst there, he had the honour of hosting a panel interview with comics legend (and first artist to draw Wolverine in a comic, fact fans)[...]

Chris Thompson writes; [audio:http://popculturehound.net/podcast/PCHPodcastEpisode20.mp3] This week I take a look back at the absolutely amazing Malta Comic-Con I've recently returned from – then Taylor & I discuss some of the gems found there, including Sean Azzopardi's latest release Same Day Return. We also present a very special panel I conducted with comics industry legends Dave Gibbons (Watchmen, Secret[...]

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