This is the second favorite artist of mine to pass away this month. May is starting to suck.
Ernie Chan is best know to comic book readers as a frequent inker of John Buscema on Marvel's Conan. In fact, Chan's style so meshed with Buscema's that when he drew Conan solo, it was hard to tell that Busceme wasn't there in the background.
Chan (drawing as "Ernie Chua") also produced many, many images that readers of DC Comics in the mid-70s probably remember. Between the years of 1975 and 1977, Chua was DC's main cover artist and he drew hundreds of covers, each one as eye-catching and graphically pleasing as the one before.
Chan retired from comics in 2002, but here is a recent painting he did:
Chan passed away on May 16, 2012.
31 Nights of Halloween: What Hides in the Dark
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In tonight's film, a young woman's home is haunted by a poltergeist... or
is it? (This film is dripping with spookiness and mystery from beginning to
end...
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