I was not a fan; he inked Perez on The New Teen Titans, and I've always thought he was never the right fit to bring out the best of Perez in the way Klaus Janson did, who brought such a rich heft to his lines, as seen with his work on the Marvel adaptation of Logan's Run. Tanghal's lines were too thin and at times watered down Perez (of all artists).

It's a tie between Nebres and Redondo for me.

I read a Rafeal Kayanan comic book last night with the Conan #39 from the Dark Horse series.

I like alot of these artists. I love Alfredo Alcala's crazy heavy inking, some of my favorite comics are the Savage Sword stuff he did with John Buscema and his work on Swamp Thing in the 80s.

Alex Nino's illustrative work is really wild. I'm sure I have not seen his best stuff, but he always was one of those guys that many other comic artists would reference.

Don't know much of Nestor Redondo, but those couple Swamp Thing issues and a handful of his Warren stuff - and he was obviously an amazing artist.

Nester Redondo, Alex Nino and Alfedo Alaca (and among other great artists that don't this criteria) are the reasons that House of Mystery and House of Secrets (and Pablo Marcos on Tales of the Zombie) are such great quality horror comics in the 70's from DC. Their artwork is amazingly detailed. Even if it was just a short 4 page story or something they all put in such amazing effort to illustrate what the writers were trying to convey. And I actually prefer the Showcase volumes, as I think a lot of the art is more fitting of the mood of horror/suspense that the color single issues.

I also happen to enjoy these Filipino artists' appreciation of a woman that isn't exactly your model super heroines that was the usual in American comics by American artists.