How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way
by Stan Lee, John Buscema · Stan Lee, John Buscema
A classic drawing guide by Stan Lee and John Buscema covering figure construction, anatomy, foreshortening, dynamic posing, panel composition, and inking for superhero comics. Readers learn to build figures from simple forms and stage action clearly across a page.
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