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Personal History
Sal Buscema (pronounced: Byou-sema) was born Silvio Buscema in Brooklyn, New York, on January 26, 1936. He is the son of a barber and the youngest of four children, including Alfred, John, and Carol. They are first generation immigrants as their father came to America from Italy in 1973.
He has said of his more famous brother, John Buscema, that he was "greatly responsible for me pursuing drawing. ... John was definitely an inspiration."
He has also cited Norman Rockwell, Robert Fawcett, Al Parker, George Tuska, and Hal Foster's Prince Valiant comic strip.[1]
Professional History
- penciled 57 issues of Captain America Vol 1
- penciled various issues of Defenders Vol 1
- penciled numerous issues of Incredible Hulk Vol 1
Work History
- 813 subject(s) created by "Sal Buscema"
- 363 comic(s) where "Sal Buscema" created the cover
- 7 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" wrote
- 700 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" penciled
- 363 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" inked
- 813 subject(s) created by "Sal Buscema"
- 363 comic(s) where "Sal Buscema" created the cover
- 7 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" wrote
- 700 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" penciled
- 363 comic(s) that "Sal Buscema" inked
Images Drawn by Sal Buscema
- 288 covers drawn by "Sal Buscema"
- 1207 images penciled by "Sal Buscema"
- 680 images inked by "Sal Buscema"
- 288 covers drawn by "Sal Buscema"
- 1207 images penciled by "Sal Buscema"
- 680 images inked by "Sal Buscema"
Trivia
- younger brother of legendary artist John Buscema
See Also
Links and References
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sal_Buscema
- http://www.spidermancrawlspace.com/wordpress/2011/05/09/revisiting-sal-buscema-tribute-podcast/
Footnotes
- ↑ Amash, Jim, with Eric Nolen-Weathington, Sal Buscema: Comics' Fast & Furious Artist. Raleigh, North Carolina: TwoMorrows Publishing, 2010; ISBN 978-1-60549-021-2 (trade paperback); ISBN 978-1-60549-022-9 (hardcover), p. 6-28
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