Sol Brodsky

Illustration of the artist's work. It is an example of perhaps his earliest work for Marvel Comics, where as an inker and a production designer he would be instrumental in the company's eventual great success. As an inker, he helped create artwork for what is a visual medium. As a production designer, he helped design the look-and-feel of covers and personally created or co-created many classic comic-book logos still in use in the 21st century. This specific image is captioned "Brodsky inked one of penciler Jack Kirby's most significant comics, The Fantastic Four #3 (March 1962)," a fact discussed in the article in a way that underlines the seminal significance of this particular cover, which is notable as the debut of the company's flagship heroes in costume for the first time. Comic books are visual medium, and an illustration of a comic book artist's work is critical to understanding the subject of this article.

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