Anyone Recognize The Artist/s on These Records?

[Wee67]

Perhaps I should've posted this in Monsters, but I thought the artist might be a comic book artist. It looks really familiar.

[Earth 2 Chris]

Neal Adams and Dick Giordano, along with some assistance from their Continuity Studiosm no doubt.

[Bruce Banner]

Neal Adams and Dick Giordano.

Edit: Earth 2 Chris was quicker on the draw!

[enyawd72]

Looks like Gene Colan to me, or possibly even Neal Adams. I know Adams did work for Power Records in the 1970's

[Wee67]

Someone on FB confirmed Chris's conclusion. AND that this 1981 Parade Records release is a re-hash of a 1975 Power Records release



Interestingly, it looks like Parade Records picked right about the time Peter Pan (Power Records owner) stopped releasing on the Power label. Parade and Power Records were also both based in Newark, NJ. AND, in another possible connection, Peter Pan created a home video arm called Parade Video in 1986. I wonder if the connections are more than coincidence. Could they have been made by... (in my best Ancient Aliens voice)... ALIENS?!?

[Earth 2 Chris]

^I think it's the same company. It's gone by many names, and I believe is still in business, just not as Peter Pan or Power Records.

[Bruce Banner]

The story was also reprinted in "The House of Hammer" magazine in 1978.

[monitor_ep]

Pt 1 on Youtube

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Part 2 on Youtube