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black & white comic panel depicting a sexy, thicc Frankenstein's monster disrobing in 3 different poses - pulling his shirt of his shoulder, seen at an angle; from the front, shirtless, beginning to take his pants off; then almost totally nude as seen from behind. the words at the top read "Strip-tease de Frankenstein..."

have been desperately looking for this old erotic Spanish comic I stumbled on almost 10 years ago called "El secreto de Frankenstein" and I'm so happy to report I finally found it

Going to see a showing of New Nightmare tonight baby

digital painting

spectacular death in the margins

Author(s): Ionous
Title: Fhtagn-Nagh
A large, crumbling tower rising from a poison sea.

https://www.slipseer.com/index.php?resources/fhtagn-nagh.164/updates

#slipseer #quake

Minotaure #8 (1936), with cover by Salvador Dalí (1904-1989).

the Red Room viewed through the oil pool in Glastonbury Grove

Figured out what "the horse is the white of the eyes" means. Will report back later.

Thanks! I am always chasing thinner and thinner lines lol

Frankenstein's Monster(s)

The first two of a portrait series. Karloff and how I first pictured the big guy.

YouTube video by Something Harry Nilsson - Everybody's Got To Eat (Wimpy's Song) Orchestral Version - Popeye Unreleased Demo

youtu.be/wTRNca8PKgk?... breaking down and weeping because of the alternate orchestral version of the Wimpy Song from Altmans Popeye

Some excerpts from this months chapter of Citizen One

Sam Peckinpah's response to being called the best filmmaker who ever lived:

Visiting Lambertville tonight, almost every business has a Halloween display by the same artist. It's really cute!

THERE COMES FOR YOU A DAY is now available through the fair!

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I never like drawing Joker. I feel like it's incredibly difficult to do anything "new" with the guy.
But Frank gave him a different face in almost every panel, which is really creepy!
He's had his face smashed for decades, and bulked up too (the TV adds 25 pounds after all).

The fun thing about DKR is that its Miller between his more naturalistic early style and the more cartoony kineticism he's known for.
Both poles have him stick to maintaining physical consistency in his characters, but he draws the same people in wildly different ways here.

In DKR, Bruce wants to find who killed his old dayglo Gotham. The kid in Year One had all those wild Adam West days, too.
But he knows the only prints covering the crimescene are his.

As I flipped to this nasty pair (I forgot I drew them behind Karloff), Lazarus by Bowie started

Crazy how Duncan Trussel nuked his own brain that bad just to keep making money. Dont trust wizard-van hippie guys!

Unreal

An abstract painting of flowers with a butterfly

Bouquet at dawn

“I saw him there.”

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Frankenstein's Monster(s)

The first two of a portrait series. Karloff and how I first pictured the big guy.

The cover shows a rocket ship heading towards Earth, above the headline “Return from the Moon.” The Spirit’s face, partially in shadow, is in the background.

Will Eisner's The Spirit from September 28, 1952. Art by Wally Wood & letters by Ben Oda.

Elric and Cymoril after The Storm

Ideon illustration by mecha designer Yuichi Higuchi
from Ideon Complete Record Collection book 3

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"She told me three times there were lights- these lights out in the woods. Christ, I thought it was her condition, we all did."

ダダ

i'm so proud of how this page came out. especially how Doc turned out in that final panel. (he looks hot)

trans masc Mad (he's acutally pretty stable) Doctor (he didn't finish med school).

Meet The Komèsan nan Kwiras, our merchant princess with a score to settle 😈

We're entering the FINAL week of SHARP EYE #1 Kickstarter campaign, so go ahead and grab a copy of the book, maybe even with a sketchbook add-on ;)

www.kickstarter.com/projects/sharp-eye/sharp-eye-issue-1?ref=8h27t5