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Biography. Rick Veitch is a native of the small town of Bellows Falls, Vermont. [3] One of six children, he was raised Catholic. One of his elder brothers was the writer Tom Veitch, his first collaborator in comics. [4] In an interview, Veitch recalled visiting the [WPA] muralist Stephan J.Belaski to ask his advice on becoming an artist.
- Artist, writer
- American
- May 7, 1951 (age 72)
About Rick. Rick Veitch was born in Bellows Falls, Vermont and felt the calling of comics at an early age. While still in high school, he and his brother, Tom Veitch, created the comic strip, CRAZYMOUSE which ran regularly in THE VERMONT CYNIC. They went on to collaborate on the underground comic TWO-FISTED ZOMBIES, published by Last Gasp in ...
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Rick Veitch, a tall, soft-spoken man of 71, stood staring toward his house and the nearby pond, both adorned with wildflowers and other plantings cultivated by his wife, Cindy. Perhaps feeling a ...
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May 21, 2023 · Early Life. Veitch was born in Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Bellows Falls, and his family lived just across the river for a few years. But as the family grew — he is the fourth of six children — they needed a larger house and they moved permanently to Bellows Falls. “My mother was from this area, Veitch said.
Apr 4, 2022 · A page from 1971's New Gods #1, text/art by Kirby, with Vince Colletta on inks, including "the source", an influence on Veitch. And in New Gods Jack also brings a deeply spiritual concept into comics, The Source. He was on a creative arc going in the right direction, but I think the marketplace failed him.
May 24, 2013 · The Rick Veitch Interview. TCJ | May 24, 2013. From The Comics Journal #175 (March 1995) Rick Veitch is having the sort of career that most cartoonists only dream about. He drew his first comics at home; saw his work published at the end of the underground era with Last Gasp’s Two-Fisted Zombies; was a member of the first class of the Joe ...
Rick Veitch. Rick Veitch was part of the the Joe Kubert School's first graduating class in 1978 and began his professional career in mainstream comics contributing short stories to DC's OUR ARMY AT WAR. Rick's work also appeared in Heavy Metal magazine and he contributed regularly to Marvel's Epic Magazine, which published his first ...
