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Category Archives: Comic Art
Art Legend Bob Larkin Set to “Dazzle” Comic Fans This October
If you’re a fan of comic books, or movies, or pulp fiction heroes, Bob Larkin is a painter whose work you recognize immediately; he’s provided covers and movie posters for just about every publishing house and film studio for more than … Continue reading
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Hail to the King (Kong): Happy Halloween!
Hey, Monster Kids! The celebration of King Kong’s 90th anniversary this year continues with the return of our Kong-related feature Hail to the King (Kong), a series of occasional posts in which we spotlight images related to the god-emperor of Skull … Continue reading
Posted in Classic Fiction, Comic Art, Halloween, Holidays, Illustrated Classics, movies
Tagged classic fiction, delos w. lovelace, edgar wallace, hail to the king kong, halloween, holidays, illustrated classics, james a. creelman, king kong, king kong 1933, king kong 90th anniversary, mark savee, merian c. cooper, monster gallery, paul tuma, ruth rose
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Hail to the King (Kong): The Vampirella Connection
Hey, Monster Kids! The celebration of King Kong’s 90th anniversary this year continues in our Kong-related feature Hail to the King (Kong), a series of occasional posts in which we spotlight images related to the god-emperor of Skull Island—some you might … Continue reading
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Tagged delos w. lovelace, edgar wallace, from the stars a vampiress, hail to the king kong, illustrated classics, james a. creelman, jose gonzalez, king kong, king kong 90th anniversary, merian c. cooper, novelizations, paul tuma, ruth rose, vampirella
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Hail to the King (Kong): The Monster Times
Hey, Monster Kids! The celebration of King Kong’s 90th anniversary this year continues with the return of our Kong-related feature Hail to the King (Kong), a series of occasional posts in which we spotlight images related to the god-emperor of Skull … Continue reading
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Tagged delos w. lovelace, edgar wallace, gray morrow, hail to the king kong, illustrated classics, james a. creelman, king kong, king kong 90th anniversary, merian c. cooper, novelizations, paul tuma, ruth rose, the monster times
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That Time Artist Bob Larkin Met The Meg
Today is the theatrical debut of Meg 2: The Trench, the follow-up to the surprisingly popular 2018 giant-shark movie in which action star Jason Statham (The Fast and the Furious and Expendables franchises) fought two megalodons; this time, he’s got a whole … Continue reading
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SWC Artist Lou Manna Featured in Alter Ego Magazine
On sale right now at comic shops, from TwoMorrows Publishing, is Alter Ego #180, the latest issue of the comic-history magazine overseen by writer/editor/comic legend Roy Thomas (The Avengers, Conan the Barbarian). The issue focuses on Thomas’s The Young All-Stars, a DC … Continue reading
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July 4th: Always a Good Time to Howl!
Horror and patriotism—they go together like chocolate and peanut butter! Don’t believe me? Then clearly you’re unfamiliar with that time in 1992 when Marvel Comics’ star-spangled superhero, Captain America, got turned into a werewolf. No, better than a werewolf—a Capwolf! … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th of july, captain america, capwolf, comic art, comic books, danny bulandi, holidays, rik levins, superhero comics, superheroes, werewolves
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