The Creature (from You Know Where) by Arthur Adams!
The Creature (from You Know Where) by Arthur Adams!
Source: Rare Comic Books.
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The Creature (from You Know Where) by Arthur Adams!
Source: Rare Comic Books.
The Joker by Rafael Kayanan. Raf’s take on The Joker is terrifying.
Here’s a vintage Dave Johnson sketch of Dizzy.
I’m a big fan of Jonathan Maberry’s novels. My favorite is his JOE LEDGER series, but everything I’ve ever read by Maberry has been worthy.
MYSTIC: THE MONK ADDISON CASE FILES is on my “must-buy” list. (How about that cover by Lynne Hansen!)
MYSTIC: THE MONK ADDISON CASE FILES drops December 3rd, 2024. Below is the synopsis…
Gerald “Monk” Addison used to be a soldier. Sometimes he’s a bounty hunter. Mostly, he’s a killer of killers.
His body is covered with the faces of victims of serial killers, human traffickers, and other monsters. Their blood is mixed with holy water and then inked onto his skin, allowing him to relive their deaths. To feel what they felt, and to see what they saw. The faces of the killers.And then Monk goes hunting.
He is forever haunted by the ghosts who hire him. A madman mystic. A man driven to darkness and acts of shocking violence. Monk is a good man on a dark and dangerous road in search of personal redemption. In search of red justice.
MYSTIC collects the Monk Addison case files, pitting him against the most dangerous kinds of human monsters. These are stories of a complex and driven hunter of men. They are tales of a mystic hunting the nightmare streets and back alleys.
Leon: The Professional turns 30 this year. A new Blu-Ray with extras is coming. To celebrate with have the alt poster by Joshua Lane Johnson above and the 30th anniversary trailer below.
A film by Luc Besson
12-year-old Mathilda is reluctantly taken in by Leon, a professional assassin, after her family is murdered. An unusual relationship forms as she becomes his protégé and learns the assassin’s trade.
Dusty Star by Adam Hughes. I love the use of negative space. Cool concept and excellent execution.
Dusty Star created by Andrew Robinson
I used to own this original by John Byrne and John Beatty. Loved it then and it’s still a favorite.
I’ve loved this John Beatty Hellboy drawing since the first time I saw it.
The Bristol Board has a Frank Miller Sin City Gallery. It is more than worth a look. You’ll see the piece above and several others in a Marv-sized format!
I absolutely love the use of negative space in this beautiful drawing by Rick Burchett.
Marv from Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite characters. I love seeing artists do their “take” on the big lug. Today we have Marv by Jordi Bernet.
Source: Phil Hester.
Mike Zeck gives us a widescreen Punisher!
Werewolf headshot by Bernie Wrightson. Now THAT is a werewolf!