Frank Hamilton
Real Name
Franklyn E. Hamilton
Pseudonyms
Frank Hamilton
Employers
Freelance
Biography:
Gender
First "Shadow" publication
Place of Birth
Gloucester , Massachusetts , United States of America
Date of Birth
Date of Death
June 10, 1918
January 28, 2008
Professional History
Franklyn E. Hamilton was revered as an acclaimed pulp fiction artist. His unique illustrating style – pen-and-ink stippling – can be found on numerous fanzine covers, pulp-related reference books and chapbooks including; Doc Savage Quarterly, Duende, Echoes, Golden Perils, Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine, Pulp Vault, Xenophile and many more.
Raised on Doc Savage and The Shadow, he was an obsessive pulp collector. In the early 1970s, Hamilton published his first illustration in Bobby Van's "Pulp" fanzine.
Soon after, publisher Robert Weinberg contacted Hamilton to illustrate some Shadow drawings for Frank Eisgruber's Gangland's Doom.
Work History
- Publications where "Frank Hamilton" created the Cover
- Publications that "Frank Hamilton" Penciled
- Publications that "Frank Hamilton" Inked
Images Attributed to Frank Hamilton
- Penciler images created under the name: "Frank Hamilton"
- Inker images created under the name: "Frank Hamilton"
- Cover artist images created under the name: "Frank Hamilton"
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Trivia
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See Also
Official Website
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