Just a week ago we were talking about how we could help Tony and his family after his devastating stroke. Thursday night we learned that the talented Mr. DeZuniga had left us. Our condolences to the DeZuniga family. I'm sure all the love and best wishes of comics fandom goes to those Tony left behind.
Ol' Groove would like to celebrate Tony's legacy once more. This time we'll take another look at the greatness of his inking. While DeZuniga was best known (at Marvel) for inking John Buscema on Conan and Walt Simonson on Thor, he did one issue of Marvel Team-Up over John Byrne's pencils that just blew us away. In MTU #70 (March 1978), Spider-Man teamed with the mighty Thor in "Whom Gods Destroy!", written by Chris Claremont. The story is cool, pitting Thor and Spidey against X-Men villain the Living Pharoah, and it gives Byrne and DeZuniga the opportunity to cut loose with some of the most mind-bogglingly powerful battle scenes ever!
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Ol' Groove would like to celebrate Tony's legacy once more. This time we'll take another look at the greatness of his inking. While DeZuniga was best known (at Marvel) for inking John Buscema on Conan and Walt Simonson on Thor, he did one issue of Marvel Team-Up over John Byrne's pencils that just blew us away. In MTU #70 (March 1978), Spider-Man teamed with the mighty Thor in "Whom Gods Destroy!", written by Chris Claremont. The story is cool, pitting Thor and Spidey against X-Men villain the Living Pharoah, and it gives Byrne and DeZuniga the opportunity to cut loose with some of the most mind-bogglingly powerful battle scenes ever!
