Neal Adams cause of death
Neal Adams’ toned and sinewy take on heroes stunned the world of comic books in the late 1960s and early 1970s, first with a character named Deadman at DC, then with the X-Men and The Avengers at Marvel, and last with Batman, his most lasting influence. Adams was married to a comic colorist, Cory…
Neal Adams’ toned and sinewy take on heroes stunned the world of comic books in the late 1960s and early 1970s, first with a character named Deadman at DC, then with the X-Men and The Avengers at Marvel, and last with Batman, his most lasting influence.
Adams was married to a comic colorist, Cory Adams, and their daughter, Zeea Adams, is a colorist as well.
Neal Adams cause of death
Neal Adams, the legendary comic book artist whose photorealistic approach breathed fresh life into Batman and other superheroes and championed creators’ rights, died at the age of 80.
Following the campy Adam West-starring ABC series of the 1960s and years of the hero being promoted to children’s readers, Adams and writer Dennis O’Neil revolutionized the hero and the comics during his Batman run, bringing reality, kineticism, and a feeling of dread to their writing.
According to his wife, Marilyn Adams of The Hollywood Reporter, Adams died of sepsis complications in New York on Thursday.
