Lichtenstein Comic

Hello there comics with drawings by Roy Lichtenstein or like them, like this:
http://www.typophile.com/files/roy3.jpg

Lichtenstein never worked in comics, so there is no comic book containing his work. However, it has to recreate the panels of the comic strip, which is what I assume you mean. His most famous work, "Wham" is a diptych that is a near perfect reproduction of a panel of a story in a number of All-American Men of War, "and I think I even saw the serial number in a particular article on Liechtenstein. I think some of his paintings are drawn from various comics DC romance love / but I could not tell you why.

There is something of a cottage industry of comics publishing that identifies and reproduces the alarmist stories which psychologist Fredric Wertham took signs of examples of comics fault "Seduction of the Innocent," but I know of nothing similar in the works of Lichtenstein, which is a kind of pity. There may be a list where signs including Lichtenstein copied appeared, but I've never met, but I'm more interested in comics that I'm in the Pop Art. I think any comic non-superheroic DC in the early sixties contain signs that Lichtenstein could have no doubt, but did not give her treatment.

Your best bet is to search using art journals in an academic library, just go through the indexes of abstracts, and you probably have a list if one exists. All research librarian should be able to help you, if you do not know yourself the ropes.