Darkebrood #1 - illustration

Artist: Luis M. Roca (All)

3 Comments - 2,040 Views - 1 Like

Artwork Details

Title:	Darkebrood #1 - illustration
Artist:	Luis M. Roca (All)
Media Type:	Pencil
Art Type:	Illustration
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	2,040
Likes on CAF:	1 2
Favorited on CAF:	2
Comments:	3
Added to Site:	11/26/2013
Comic Art Archive:

Description

Luis M. Roca drew three stories for Warren Publishing during a particularly dynamic period for black and white comic magazines in the early '70s. These were The Escape! by Larry Herndon, in Vampirella #11, Lover of the Bayou by Jan Strnad, in #17, and The Trap by Greg Potter, in Eerie #36.

According to TwoMorrows' excellent Warren book, The Escape! was the first appearance of one of S.I.'s Spanish artists in Warren magazines, which basically changed everything about them, to the chagrin of some of us who preferred the classic American artists which were primarily featured before.

I bought this from Larry Shell, who described the fetching femme here as Asian. I'm not sure. What do you think? And what's the significance of the necklace entwined at her feet, and how does it pertain to the werewolf? What story is being told here, I'm intrigued enough to wonder?

As comic art prices escalate into absurdity, I find myself increasingly drawn to affordable and attractive fantasy pieces like these, particularly if a beautiful nude is part of the composition.

I believe it was Sal Quartuccio of SQP who told me that Luis Roca died some time in the last decade.

Social/Sharing

About the Owner

	Mark Yanko
Joined:	August 2009
Last Login:	September 2025
Country:	UNITED STATES
On CAF:	Mark's Want List Artworks Commented On Liked Art Site Activity on CAF

Contact the Owner

Use can use a contact form to send an email to this gallery owner,
but, you must be logged in to use this feature.

Comments on this Artwork

You must be logged in to make comments.

Kenneth Carter
Member Since 2012

Posted on 11/26/2013

I agree, Fantastic piece! I would say Asian yes, but more of the island influence of southern Asia rather than stereotypical Chinese/Japanese that people think when you say Asian, since you asked.

Santi Ferrer
Member Since 2009

Posted on 12/12/2013

Spectacular Roca,congrats !!!

Pinup Brigade
Member Since 2008

Posted on 2/20/2014

This is a beautiful piece. It's always impressive when an artist put his subject in a non standard pose and it's like "Wow!"

All
	Barnaba J. 9/7/2025 5:33:00 AM
	Rene Dorenbos 9/7/2025 5:28:00 AM
	sly design 9/7/2025 5:12:00 AM
	Jeffrey Wedding 9/7/2025 4:16:00 AM
	Jason Borelli 9/7/2025 2:11:00 AM
View All


	R S 9/7/2025 1:59:00 AM
	Comics Gallery 9/7/2025 1:08:00 AM
	Tony Isaza 9/7/2025 12:42:00 AM
	Neil Hansen 9/7/2025 12:04:00 AM
	Anthony Mauceli 9/6/2025 11:37:00 PM