STAN GOLDBERG - COLLECTION - HFSID 345994

STAN GOLDBERG
The cartoonist who drew Marvel superheroes as well as Archie Andrews signed this page accompanied by four original drawings of characters from the Archie Andrews universe
Comprises: 1) Inscribed Printed Art Signed: “Britney Buchanan / Stan Goldberg” in black felt tip. 8½x11 purple sheet featuring headshots of Jughead Jones, Veronica Lodge, Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, and Reggie Mantle (left to right). Black felt tip bled through to verso. Otherwise, fine condition. 2) Original Art Unsigned: 10x8 color photograph from the famous 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. This photograph of Buzz Aldrin's footprint on the moon humorously features a large headshot drawing of Goldberg's character Archie Andrews looking sideways at the footprint. The sketch drawing is 4½x7 and rests to the left of the footprint. Archie's famous bright orange hair is drawn in. Fine condition. 3) Original Art Unsigned: 10x8 color photograph from the famous 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. This photograph features the United States flag standing tall on the surface of the moon surrounded by boot prints from the astronauts. Stan Goldberg drew headshots of Veronica Lodge (2¼x4¼), Betty Cooper (2¼x4¼), and Archie Andrews (3x3½) (from left to right) on the photograph. Archie's and Veronica's hair is drawn in. Fine condition. 4) Original Art Unsigned: 10x8 color photograph from the famous 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. Neil Armstrong took this photograph of Buzz Aldrin on the moon. In the helmet's reflection, you can see Armstrong taking the picture. Stan Goldberg drew profile headshots of Archie Andrews (3x4¼) and Jughead Jones (3x4¾) on the photograph. Both of them are looking at Aldrin. Archie's famous bright orange hair is drawn in while Jughead wears his cap. Fine condition. Stan Goldberg (1932-2014) began his career illustrating comics in 1949 at just sixteen years old. From 1958 to 1969, he worked alongside artists like Steve Ditko, Jack Kirby, and Stan Lee to create the color schemes for numerous superheroes made famous on the big screen today. These characters include Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and the Incredible Hulk, among many others. After a decade working as a freelance artist for Marvel Comics, Goldberg began drawing Archie Andrews in 1972, a character that made his first appearance in the comics in 1941. Archie and his high school friends, including Moose, Veronica, Betty, Jughead and Reggie, have entertained comic readers for over 60 years. The cartoonist drew for the Archie Andrews comics until 2010. Four Items.