How is there not a discussion on this sad state of affairs? The guy was a legend.
He was only 78 and died at his drawing table. A true inspiration.
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Alex Toth (1928-2006)
hpkomic
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He was only 78 and died at his drawing table. A true inspiration.
Like a true artist.
.: Myxomatosis :.
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hpkomic
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I totally did not see that. Thanks for pointing this out Tater.
I always thought his animation work came first, so I forgot to check the comic section, doip.
I always thought his animation work came first, so I forgot to check the comic section, doip.
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SpANG
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He was only 78 and died at his drawing table. A true inspiration.
Oh, so he was released from the hospital?
It's nice to know he didn't die in a hospital.
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Toth was one of my big-time artistic influences. He knew how to say so much with a single, well-placed curve. I would suggest looking up his comics work as well as his animation stuff. This guy could draw just about ANYTHING, and did.
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