They said that their ancestors told them, that in times past there had lived among them men & women of giant size with huge bones, but because they were a very bad and evil-disposed people, whom they had for the greater part exterminated by continual war & the few that were left gradually died away.
There are a few of them in my neighborhood. When I see them, I always think of Bernal Diaz's book on the Conquest of the Aztecs
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The Claremont run is better than most commercial comics mainly because Claremont really liked writing it and cared about the art in it, rather than the norm, which is hating the work you’re doing and being indifferent to all aspects of production.
Eric Bowman. Those stylized clouds are so unexpected, the last thing you'd think to do. But their overlaps, solidity, shapes, and cast shadows make this so cool.
And the horse and rider keep it from just being an abstract...it's more or less a real space.
Can't stop looking at it.
Open up Sorcery and greeted by some Toth . . .
Double page spread from Hamonshu (1903), a Japanese book of wave and ripple designs that would have acted as a kind of go-to guide for Japanese craftsmen looking to adorn their wares with such patterns. See all three volumes of the work here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/h...
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Deluxe Edition Outlanders when?
Well, fuck
Hey! Check out the covers for issue #3 of The Jungle! Cover A by me, and Variant cover B by our amazing friend @nicolegoux.bsky.social make sure your comic shop has these ordered for you from @unciv.bsky.social
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Bill Molno
Konga by Steve Ditko
