Gerardo Moreno’s “Dawn of the Dead” Poster!
Gerardo Moreno is back with his riff on George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead poster!
Kelley Jones on Swamp Thing, Completing Wrightson’s Frankenstein
Bermie Wrightson is a legend. If you’re reading this, you probably know that. If not, Google Wrightson and then come back.
Wrightson is mostly remembered for his work in the horror genre, specifically Frankenstein. Wrightson’s final project was Frankenstein Alive, Alive! with writer Steve Niles. When Wrightson realized he couldn’t finish the project, he asked artist Kelley Jones to finish it.
Jones’ interview with Alex Dueben at Comic Book Resources is one of the most moving, touching and emotional interviews I can ever remember: Kelley Jones on Swamp Thing, Completing Wrightson’s Frankenstein
Christopher Shy’s “Salem’s Lot”
Christopher Shy’s Salem Lot poster is a fine example of the type of work Shy creates. You can see more of Shy’s paintings at his gallery. Plan to spend a bit of time if you click over.
Source: /Film.
Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ Got the Cinephilia and Beyond Treatment!
Stanley Kubric / The Shining / Horror fans are going to love it that Stanley Kubrick’s ‘The Shining’ Got the Cinephilia and Beyond Treatment!
Click on the link and you’ll find…
- Kubrick’s Original Treatment for The Shinning
- A rare interview with Kubrick
- Rare Behind the Scenes Footage
- Another rare Kubrick Interview
- The Visions of Stanley Kubrick Video
- View from The Overlook Video
- Kubrick Talks About The Shining Video Interview
- and much more!
Nick Fury(s) by Bruce Timm!
Bruce Timm’s take on Nick Fury! Makes me want a Nick Fury series by Mr. Timm.
Source: Cool Comic Art.
“Creed 2” Poster by Gerardo Moreno!
How about this sweet Creed 2 poster made by Gerardo Moreno? Moreno’s Jedi skills at poster-making are strong!
Jason Edminston’s “Rocky IV” Print
Jason Edminston‘s Rocky IV print was featured this week in JoBlo’s Awesome Art We’ve Found Around the Net. It was too nice not to share here!
The “Into the Badlands” Season 3 Trailer is Here!
The Into the Badlands Season 3 Trailer is Here! I’m looking forward to this!
Frank Miller Has 6 Projects in the Works!
Frank Miller will provide the art and team with writer Thomas Wheeler for Cursed, a young adult novel that…
…tells the story of King Arthur from the point of view of Nimue, the 16-year-old girl who first wielded Excalibur and ultimately became the Lady of the Lake.
We can expect the release of Cursed in the fall of 2019.
It was also announced today that Frank Miller has signed a five-project deal with DC Comics. The first two projects are:
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Superman: Year One: Miller will write and John Romita Jr. will provide the art.
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A graphic novel focusing on Carrie Kelley, Robin from Miller’s classic Batman: The Dark Knight Returns. Again, Miller will serve as writer and Ben Caldwell will take on the art chores.
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Miller is also set to write three undisclosed projects to complete the five-project deal.
Boy, I sure wish a new Miller Sin City yarn was in the works.
Sources: SYFY Wire and Comicosity.
“Ronnie Coleman: The King” Trailer is Here!
The trailer for Ronnie Coleman: The King is here. What a price he paid.
Marilyn Monroe’s Response
This is one of those stories that if it isn’t true, it should be.
In 1951, Marilyn Monroe wore a low-cut red dress to a party.
The next morning, a columnist complained that Marilyn Monroe was “cheap and vulgar,” and would have looked more decent in a potato sack.
Marilyn’s response was the photos above.
Source: Anthony Oliveira.
The Many Collaborations of Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins
Max Allan Collins was recently interviewed by Michael Barson about Collins’ friendship and collaborations with Mickey Spillane. If you’re a fan of Collins and/or Spillane, you won’t want to miss it.
Source: Crime Spree Mag.
Lunch Atop A Skyscraper: The Story Behind The 1932 Photo
The photo Lunch Atop a Skyscraper is famous. We’ve all seen it, but until I watched the video below, I didn’t know the story behind it.
“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” 2nd Trailer!
Except for Creed 2, Sicario: Day of the Soldado is the movie I’m most looking forward to this year!
Mike Mignola’s “Bride of Frankenstein”
Seeing Mike Mignola’s Bride of Frankenstein piece makes me wonder why someone isn’t licensing the classic Universal Monster movies to bring out as comics. I’d think there’s a market for them.
Source: I Can’t Stop Thinking About Comics.
