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| − | [[ | + | '''Danny L. Adkins''', a [[fanartist]] who began [[publish]]ing a [[fanzine]], ''[[Sata]]'', from [[Phoenix, AZ]], in 1956. He did art for other [[fanzines]], including ''[[Xero]]'', ''[[JD-Argassy]]'', ''[[Amra]]'', ''[[Vega]]'', and ''[[Yandro]]''. For a time, he secretly drew [[art]] under the name '''Art Lee'''. |
| − | SF magazines he worked for included ''[[Amazing]]'', ''[[Fantastic]]'', ''[[Galaxy]]'', ''[[If]]'', ''[[Infinity]]'', and ''[[Other Worlds]]''. | + | He moved to [[New York]] in 1958 and worked as a [[pro]]fessional [[SF]] magazine and [[comic book]] artist. SF magazines he worked for included ''[[Amazing]]'', ''[[Fantastic]]'', ''[[Galaxy]]'', ''[[If]]'', ''[[Infinity Science Fiction]]'', and ''[[Other Worlds]]''. Early in his career, he worked as an assistant to [[SF]] and [[comic book]] artist [[Wallace Wood]], and later contributed art to both Marvel and DC comic books. |
| − | + | Adkins was married to Jeanette Strouse. | |
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| + | [https://www.lambiek.net/artists/a/adkins_dan.htm Biography] at Comiclopedia. | ||
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| + | *2019 – Inkwell Award | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:19, 6 November 2023
(March 15, 1937 – May 3, 2013)
Danny L. Adkins, a fanartist who began publishing a fanzine, Sata, from Phoenix, AZ, in 1956. He did art for other fanzines, including Xero, JD-Argassy, Amra, Vega, and Yandro. For a time, he secretly drew art under the name Art Lee.
He moved to New York in 1958 and worked as a professional SF magazine and comic book artist. SF magazines he worked for included Amazing, Fantastic, Galaxy, If, Infinity Science Fiction, and Other Worlds. Early in his career, he worked as an assistant to SF and comic book artist Wallace Wood, and later contributed art to both Marvel and DC comic books.
Adkins was married to Jeanette Strouse.
Biography at Comiclopedia.
Awards, Honors and GoHships:
- 2019 – Inkwell Award
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