Comments on: In Memoriam: Marshall Rogers http://poliblogger.com/scifi/?p=88 Just another WordPress weblog Sun, 07 Oct 2025 04:00:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.5 by: PoliSciFi: A PoliBlog Sideblog » Dave on Marshall Rogers http://poliblogger.com/scifi/?p=88#comment-291 Wed, 11 Apr 2025 00:45:26 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/scifi/?p=88#comment-291 [...] Almost two weeks ago I noted the passing of Batman artist Marshall Rogers–today I surfed over and saw Dave’s (of Dave’s Long Box) write-up on Rogers in the form or a review/discussion of Detective #479 (there are some scanned panels included as well). If this is a topic of interest, I would recommend reading the piece (indeed, I heartily recommend Dave’s site to any fan of comics who has a slightly off-kilter sense of humor). [...] […] Almost two weeks ago I noted the passing of Batman artist Marshall Rogers–today I surfed over and saw Dave’s (of Dave’s Long Box) write-up on Rogers in the form or a review/discussion of Detective #479 (there are some scanned panels included as well). If this is a topic of interest, I would recommend reading the piece (indeed, I heartily recommend Dave’s site to any fan of comics who has a slightly off-kilter sense of humor). […]

]]> by: Kingdaddy http://poliblogger.com/scifi/?p=88#comment-275 Mon, 02 Apr 2025 21:14:23 +0000 http://poliblogger.com/scifi/?p=88#comment-275 Marshall Rogers was the second great modern Batman artist. The first was Neal Adams, who in the 1960s electrified the comics world with what looked like photo-realistic (if highly stylized) images of superheroes, Batman included. The second was Marshall Rogers, who brought a different kind of style (or more aptly, stylishness) to Batman in the 1970s. I still have a set of Marshall Rogers Batman prints somewhere in storage. Here are a couple of examples of his work, covers from Detective Comics. It's hard to see from them what set Rogers apart, unfortunately. http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image474.html http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image476.html http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image477.html http://www.dccomics.com/media/covers/1269_400x600.jpg Marshall Rogers was the second great modern Batman artist. The first was Neal Adams, who in the 1960s electrified the comics world with what looked like photo-realistic (if highly stylized) images of superheroes, Batman included. The second was Marshall Rogers, who brought a different kind of style (or more aptly, stylishness) to Batman in the 1970s.

I still have a set of Marshall Rogers Batman prints somewhere in storage. Here are a couple of examples of his work, covers from Detective Comics. It’s hard to see from them what set Rogers apart, unfortunately.

http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image474.html
http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image476.html
http://www.comic-covers.com/DC/DCC-G/DetectiveComics/imagepages/image477.html
http://www.dccomics.com/media/covers/1269_400×600.jpg

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