Showing posts with label Comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Comics. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Saturday, December 24, 2016
Sunday, November 27, 2016
"The Duel of the Monsters" - Creepy
Behold: A recent eBay acquisition! I've been collecting issues of Creepy and Eerie off and on for a while now, mainly focusing on issues featuring covers by Frank Frazetta.
I've been eyeing this one in particular for a while now. As always, Frazetta evokes such dynamism and you can really get a sense of the ferocity of the combatants here. The crumbling architecture is a nice touch as well!
The issue itself contains probably some of my favorite stories and artwork I've seen up to this point. Be on the look out for more from this issue in the future!
Monday, October 31, 2016
Saturday, October 8, 2016
In Memory of Jack Davis
Jack Davis, one of my favorite comic artists, passed away on July 27th.
Truly a lifelong artist, Davis was a published illustrator at the age of 12 and he did not retire until he was nearly 90. He enjoyed a very busy, decades-spanning career creating a staggering amount of output in the form of movie posters, album covers, and various advertisements. Of course, he is most well known for his work with E.C. Comics and later MAD Magazine.
Davis' artwork gushed irreverent humor so well that he was a perfect fit for MAD's "Usual Gang of Idiots". He had a very distinctive style which primarily consisted of mangy caricatures with exaggerated features. At a glance his illustrations might seem haphazardly tossed together, and a maybe a bit sloppy or unrefined, but a closer look at any of his work reveals that he was in fact a master of a variety of media including pencil, ink, and even water color. His talent has been acknowledged with
Below are a few of my favorite of Jack Davis' illustrations.
Truly a lifelong artist, Davis was a published illustrator at the age of 12 and he did not retire until he was nearly 90. He enjoyed a very busy, decades-spanning career creating a staggering amount of output in the form of movie posters, album covers, and various advertisements. Of course, he is most well known for his work with E.C. Comics and later MAD Magazine.
Davis' artwork gushed irreverent humor so well that he was a perfect fit for MAD's "Usual Gang of Idiots". He had a very distinctive style which primarily consisted of mangy caricatures with exaggerated features. At a glance his illustrations might seem haphazardly tossed together, and a maybe a bit sloppy or unrefined, but a closer look at any of his work reveals that he was in fact a master of a variety of media including pencil, ink, and even water color. His talent has been acknowledged with
Below are a few of my favorite of Jack Davis' illustrations.
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