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Terry Austin

Terry Austin

American comic book writerWikipedia

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Sep 22, 2026

Byron PittsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
75:46
Always a pleasure to have you.
Byron PittsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
75:47
And to my left, trial attorney Terry Austin.
Byron PittsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
75:49
Hi, Terry.
Byron PittsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
75:50
Hi.
Andy LarsonHOST
51:31
Written by Mark Millar.
Andy LarsonHOST
51:33
Inks by Terry Austin.
Andy LarsonHOST
51:35
Colors by Marie Severin.
Andy LarsonHOST
51:37
Pencils by Allure Mikko.
Peter RiosHOST
49:00
There is a facsimile of.
Peter RiosHOST
49:04
of um i mean there's several facsimiles they're the further adventures of indiana jones number one facsimile featuring john byrne and terry austin doing a whole new the very first new indiana jones story um Spider-Woman's first appearance in Marvel Spotlight 32, Emperor Doom, not necessarily a facsimile, but they're just reprinting the graphic novel into a smaller format.
Peter RiosHOST
49:32
So listeners can go buy that and then go listen to the episode that we did.
Peter RiosHOST
49:37
But the next one, X-Men Annual 6 facsimile edition, Chris Claremont, Bill Sienkiewicz, this is on all on page 61 here and this is storm under the possession of dracula obviously tying into marvel midnight x-men they're supposed to be vampires and you know i was thinking like i don't know how much that x-men annual number six went for prior to marvel midnight but you know how retailers are they're going to jack that price up right people are going to want storm as a vampire before marvel midnight so they're yeah oh great we can up the price on this annual but marvel's putting out a facsimile edition right so it's like always wonder what it does to the market if anything because like if I see x-men annual six priced at like 50 to 75 bucks but I can get the facsimile well I'm gonna get the facsimile you know but I also have facsimiles of things that I have the original of Really? Oh, sure.
Jimmy PalmiottiGUEST
43:54
But there are some anchors that bring something to the page.
Jimmy PalmiottiGUEST
43:57
You're looking at, like, Terry Austin, right, with John Byrne,
John Klein IIIHOST
44:00
or
Jimmy PalmiottiGUEST
44:01
Al Williamson with Charmita Jr.
Rob LiefeldHOST
18:08
Oh, sure.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:09
Uh, Frank Miller, especially when he was, uh, inked by Terry Austin, I just thought was, was beautiful stuff.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:15
And, uh- And I tried to capture some of that sometimes, that kind of, the weird dynamic that Frank had in those Daredevil issues where it was lots of action, but strangely very stiff action, if you know what I mean.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:28
Like someone would have their foot out-

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Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:45
And again, for someone who's like, who doesn't really care about it.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:48
Um, so I, you know, I was inked by...
Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:50
I mean, Terry Austin was one of the artistic influences that I don't necessarily-
Rob LiefeldHOST
40:54
Sure
Lee EberhartGUEST
40:28
It's like a '70s go-go dancer with kabuki.
Lee EberhartGUEST
40:31
Number nine is The Last Galactus Story by John Byrne and Terry Austin.
Lee EberhartGUEST
40:35
This one was partially published in Marvel Epic Illustrated Magazine where thousands of years after all life on Earth has been wiped out, Galactus came back to feed and was brought into conflict with a rogue Watcher who proclaimed, "Has it been so long you no longer recall the face of the ones who created you?" After this cliffhanger ending to the first chapter, Epic Illustrated ceased publication.
Lee EberhartGUEST
40:56
In February of 1986, and the story was never finished.
SeanHOST
33:51
Romeo Tanghal does New Teen Titans.
SeanHOST
33:55
Terry Austin, Daredevil, Doctor Strange, and Cloak & Dagger.
SeanHOST
34:00
But there was a lot of different finishers or inkers.
SeanHOST
34:04
Yeah.
Rob LiefeldHOST
18:08
Oh, sure.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:09
Uh, Frank Miller, especially when he was, uh, inked by Terry Austin, I just thought was, was beautiful stuff.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:15
And, uh- And I tried to capture some of that sometimes, that kind of, the weird dynamic that Frank had in those Daredevil issues where it was lots of action, but strangely very stiff action, if you know what I mean.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
18:28
Like someone would have their foot out-

22 MINS LATER

Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:45
And again, for someone who's like, who doesn't really care about it.
Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:48
Um, so I, you know, I was inked by...
Arthur AdamsGUEST
40:50
I mean, Terry Austin was one of the artistic influences that I don't necessarily-
Rob LiefeldHOST
40:54
Sure
Dwight ClarkHOST
32:25
And, and, uh, and, and of course, you know, his, his, his...
Dwight ClarkHOST
32:28
Without, without Terry Austin, bro, I'm sorry.
Dwight ClarkHOST
32:32
Terry Austin made, made Byrne, a lot of ways, like, be that, that Chris guy.
Adrian JohnsonHOST
32:35
That-
Swain HuntHOST
32:36
Mm-hmm.
JamesHOST
8:17
But yeah, him and Scott combined just, just make something different.
JamesHOST
8:21
It's like-- It was, it was very similar to when, you know, like Terry Austin would get on somebody, and it just-
Jin HanGUEST
8:27
Mm-hmm
JamesHOST
8:27
... like they became this whole other thing that, that just nobody else could touch, you know?

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