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obsessed with the intimacy of these austin briggs drawings for tv guide

Deanna Wagner, Secretary To The Mayor Of Seattle

Pre-Far Side Specialty Illustration

Art by Gary Larson

Creepy Magazine #077 (1976)

Art by Bernie Wrightson

Vintage Magazines - Pro! (Oct/Nov1970)

Pro! was the NFL-produced magazine doubling as programs for NFL games. Cover articles appeared in programs for various games in various cities sometime during the season.

This issue cover-featured Marvel characters illustrating an article on the NFL linebacker, associating different players with the characters: Dallas Cowboys’ Chuck Howley as Captain America, Kansas City Chiefs’ Bobby Bell as Dr. Doom, Green Bay Packers’ Dave Robinson as Black Panther, Green Bay Packers’ Ray Nitschke as the Silver Surfer, Atlanta Falcons’ Tommy Nobis as the Thing, Minnesota Vikings’ Lonnie Warwick as Thor, Houston Oilers’ George Webster as Iron Man, Chicago Bears’ Dick Butkus as the Hulk, Baltimore Colts’ Mike Curtis as Spider-Man.

Via Spiderfan.org

artwork by John Buscema.

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Concept art by James Cameron for ALIENS (1986).

Hanna-Barbera publicity sheets.

Jim Steranko - the Block

Forgotten masterpiece: A rarity by Jim Steranko from Comixscene #4, May 1973.

Weird/WTF DC Covers

Monsters Unleashed: Man-Thing

Art by Neal Adams

Does anyone have a copy of Whizzard #13? I’d love to see the Steve Gerber and Don McGregor interviews.

UPDATE: It’s here: http://comicattack.net/2012/11/ins-44-whizzard-12-14/

Who drew the Killraven cover?

'Lethal Larry Hama', circa 1985*. his shirt says 'UZI DOES IT'.

*thanks to SeanHowe.Tumblr.com for posting the image!*

vintage AC/DC patches

November 1977 Issue of Vogue Magazine featuring Jerry Hall, C3P0, Darth Vader, Jawas, Snaggletooth, and some Stormtroopers

Schiaparelli, 1938.

Evidently, Tom Jones was slated to play Dr. Who at some point.

It’s not unusual to be loved by Tom Jones.