Interesting silent video of Milt Caniff, creator of Steve Canyon, Terry and the Pirates.
Via Mike Lynch
Video: Milt Caniff at Work
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What gem…fantastic how these great video’s keep surfacing…amazing after all these years to see your heroes at work and how they did it…
I like the bit where he sees Steve Canyon reflected in the mirror top of his table then looks around the studio and can’t see anybody in the room…
Wow, What a fabulous piece of history. I had a wonderful, small connection with Milton, We were both Sigma Chi’s and I got a job in Dayton , his home town, So we became friends. He presented me with the Segar award at the Illustrator’s club in New York one year, which I’ll never forget and When I did a cartoonist interview show for PBS , he was kind enough to come on. He was truely a giant in our craft.