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I would of been in a unique state of euphoria while gazing at this daily ? Good googly moogly !
Wish I could go with them.This might be the only paperback cover he illustrated in 1995.
Wow, beautiful illustration. Having the picture really adds to the historical importance of this particular illustration.
Is that Errol Flynn in the photo?
I went thru every issue of Amazing Science Fiction published in 1960 and it's pretty clear that Leo Summers is indeed Grayam and Varga.Maybe the publisher wanted the readers to think they were looking at different artists work instead of the same guy for the whole issue?
I think it's possible the artist might be Harrel Gray who was only credited for one cover Amazing Science Fiction Magazine July 1960. Some of Grayam's artwork appears in that issue. I was comparing the one cover Harrel Gray did with interiors from Fantastic and Amazing and to me anyway it looks like he could be the artist.
Wow quite a story this illustration represents. Artists of Caniff's stature are truely gone with the wind.
Actually the face looks like W.C. Fields also. I think if I recall his nose got bigger and redder because of his alcoholism.
Not to burst your bubble but the bear with the money vest is W.C. Fields. The physical mannerism and dialog are all Fields. I noticed the daily is even funnier when you read the bears dialog with W.C. Field's voice.
I would of liked to have seen Walter's interpretation of this present day alien conspiracy traitor rats to democracy Republican party.
To me it looks like something that was done for the enlisted men during world war 2.
I feel like I need to be looking at art like this in a wood paneled library while wearing a monogrammed robe, lounging in a nice comfortable chair and puffing on my cherrywood tobacco by the fire.
For me, it does'nt get any better than this.
I'd like to be the only one in her gang!
South American artist George Alvara.
That's a very nice gothic romance cover by artist Jack Thurston.
Good lord has Brom been time traveling again!Talk about capturing the spirit of the moment!
I ca'nt say I've ever seen an artist make a gnarled bare tree look as Impressive as Vampi's backside but now I can ! Truly impressive piece.
I'm in awe of this page. I truly see why Don Perlin and Dave Simons Ghost Rider is the definitive GR.
This pencil piece is my favorite by Mike. His command of body language here is of the highest order. No one in the field draws at this level, no one.
Does it get any better than this? I do'nt think so. If this is a bad dream I want in!
That page is magnificent to say the least ! A truly classic DC moment !
I love how the calculating cautiousness in the women's face sweeps down her arm to the wolf . I ca'nt think of anyone out there who conveys better body language than Mike .
