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ILLUSTRATORS #43
A Wild West special beginning with the history of the western pulps and featuring the wonderful Western Art of such luminaries as Norman Saunders, Allen Anderson, John Severin, Fred Harman (Red Ryder), et al. We reminisce on the Western, War and Humorous art of John Severin, and remember those ads... Read More →
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ILLUSTRATORS #44
illustrators spotlights Spanish surrealist pop artist Dulk (Antonio Segura) and his animals in peril; goes back three centuries to the biting satire and acute observation of William Hogarth; enjoys the mystical and surreal world of Murugiah; the young Vietnamese artist YinXin He and her phantasmagorical images; and will Artificial Intelligence... Read More →
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ILLUSTRATORS SPECIAL #17 TRIGAN EMPIRE ARTISTS
One of the most fondly remembered British strips was the fully painted The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire. With its pseudo retro setting in a world resembling Ancient Rome but with the advances of science in its weapons and flying vehicles, it set the standard in boys' comics... Read More →
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ILLUSTRATORS SPECIAL HC #20 HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR
You'd better bathe in garlic, grab a crucifix and wrap up warm, for this most spooktacular, edition of illustrators. This 200 page festival of fright delves into the darkest recesses of EC lore with an in-depth look at the life of the most reclusive of the EC gang-as EC scholar... Read More →
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MODESTY BLAISE COMPANION EXPANDED EDITION SC 2ND PTG (C: 0-1
Everything you could possibly want to know about Peter O'Donnell's classic creation, Modesty Blaise, from novels to newspaper strips, with full story outlines, over 2,000 character descriptions, over 1800 illustrations by Jim Holdaway, Enric Romero, John M Burns, Neville Colvin and Patrick Wright, plus the original Souvenir Press book covers.... Read More →
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PSYCHO WAR STORIES HC
Born in Argentina in 1933, Jorge Moliterni's earliest work was in advertising. He soon moved to working in comics, where he was kept busy working for a wide spectrum of clients including the UK's Fleetway publications, including their pocket war libraries in the 1960s. Despite the influence of Milt Caniff... Read More →
