This seems like a ridiculous and avoidable mistake by DC since, indeed, they had a willing collaborator in David, but somehow it's not terribly surprising. No response.' I asked about his forthcoming Artist's Edition of his Daredevil work, and he replied, 'Scott Dunbier has been in touch with me from the beginning I supplied all the scans of the artwork.' The source material for The Batman comes from various inspirations, including Batman: The Long Halloween, by Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale, and Batman: Year One, by Frank Miller and David.

I asked if he'd contacted DC, and David explained that he 'wrote letters and sent emails to the president, both publishers, and the editor in charge of special editions. Anybody who’s already paid for this should send it back to DC and demand a refund. David Mazzucchelli has been making comics his whole life.

First, they redesigned the cover, and recolored my artwork - probably to look more like their little DVD that came out last year second, they printed the book on shiny paper, which was never a part of the original design, all the way back to the first hardcover in 1988 third - and worst - they printed the color from corrupted, out-of-focus digital files, completely obscuring all of Richmond’s hand-painted work. Original Comic Art titled DAREDEVIL 209 p1 (1984) Splash by David Mazzucchelli, located in Dinos Marvel Splashes / Panels Comic Art Gallery (1106064). Measures Approximately 7.7 Tall Limited edition. Now whoever’s in charge has thrown all that work in the garbage. Based on the art of David Mazzucchelli Sculpted By Jim McPherson. I didn’t even know they were making it, and I don’t understand why they thought it was necessary - several years ago, DC asked me if I’d help put together a deluxe edition of Batman: Year One, and Dale Crain and I worked for months to try to make a definitive version. David told me the following:ĭC just sent me this book last week, and I really hope people don’t buy it. I recently asked artist David Mazzucchelli about the forthcoming reprint of Batman: Year One, set for release March 14 from DC. Blog David Mazzucchelli Disavows Forthcoming Batman Reprint

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