While I admire his paintings (sure, they're kinda macho, but there's a place for that too, I think), I remember his comic work more fondly.
All the funny animal stuff he did early on, the apprenticeship with Al Capp, a handful of potboiler noir stories, Shining Knight,and THUNDA!
Too cool.
In his memory, here's a YouTube collage assembled a few years ago. It says more than I could.
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Thanks, Frank. We all learned so much from you.
