Just wow.

sexymonstersupercreep:

inkwings:

john kenn

All the art you see here was drawn in ballpoint pen on yellow post-it notes.

(via sinnerman13)

My kind of Velma by Qigo.
nevver:

Velma

My kind of Velma by Qigo.

nevver:

Velma

Yeah, Jim, I had to go back to work today, too.

Yeah, Jim, I had to go back to work today, too.

(Source: grottu)

Note to self: if you ever finish that damned novel, start negotiating with this guy for the cover.
Click on the pic to go to Sallow’s gallery.
flickrous:

Flickrous: Deperet

Note to self: if you ever finish that damned novel, start negotiating with this guy for the cover.

Click on the pic to go to Sallow’s gallery.

flickrous:

Flickrous: Deperet

For a while I was wondering why Cerebus the Aardvark was guesting in Batman & Robin…
(theorizing about NuDC further alienating it’s female reader base sure to follow)
docawesome:

New Batmobile is a serious beast

For a while I was wondering why Cerebus the Aardvark was guesting in Batman & Robin…

(theorizing about NuDC further alienating it’s female reader base sure to follow)

docawesome:

New Batmobile is a serious beast

(via comicbookcovers)

Artists, left-to-right: Sanjulian, Ken Kelly, Ken Kelly

greggorysshocktheater:

Creepy magazine’s jolly Christmas covers!

The Christmas Card, by Terry Gilliam

GPOY, as the kiddies say.
ilovepugs:

Meet Nate and his underbite

GPOY, as the kiddies say.

ilovepugs:

Meet Nate and his underbite

Had to click through to the original poster to get it big enough to be legible, but… I like it.
lipstkadvntr:

Basically.

Had to click through to the original poster to get it big enough to be legible, but… I like it.

lipstkadvntr:

Basically.

Ha ha! Merry Christmas from EC Comics!
mudwerks:

(via Fantasy Ink: Christmas: EC Style!)
The Vault of Horror #35, March 1954. Cover art by Johnny Craig.

Ha ha! Merry Christmas from EC Comics!

mudwerks:

(via Fantasy Ink: Christmas: EC Style!)

The Vault of Horror #35, March 1954. Cover art by Johnny Craig.

(via grottu)

cowsinartclass72:

All-Man

What’s really remarkable is that none of the cover blurbs reference the In The Shadow of Kilimanjaro cover itself.

cowsinartclass72:

All-Man

What’s really remarkable is that none of the cover blurbs reference the In The Shadow of Kilimanjaro cover itself.

(via grottu)

classictrek:

Trading card, 1967

See, this is why no Season Four was a good thing.

criterioncorner:

CRITERION CORNER GIVEAWAY!!!!

hey there. it’s been a while since i’ve randomly given stuff away, and that doesn’t jive well with my philosophy that love and / or readership should be shamelessly bought. so in honor of the holiday season - and to make up for lost time / clear my shelf of some extra stuff i’ve got lying around - i thought i’d throw the biggest Criterion Corner giveaway yet. 

The Prize:

- DVD of Sidney Lumet’s 12 ANGRY MEN! 

- Blu-ray of Claude Chabrol’s LES COUSINS!

- 1 DVD box set of Krzysztof Kieslowski’s THREE COLORS! (opened but never watched and in mint condition… long story)

- 1 MYSTERY DVD!!!! (maybe a Criterion film, maybe just something I want to share with a stranger. definitely previously loved).

TO ENTER: just “like” and / or Re-blog this post. each note will count as a separate entry, so every fellow blogger can therefore submit a maximum total of 2 entries.

giveaway will be closed at 12 P.M. EST on Friday, 12/3/2011. 1 winner will be randomly selected from the notes. so the odds should be okay if not super awesome, but someone’s gonna get some great stuff for nothing. 

good luck, and thanks so, so much for reading the blog and my Criterion Corner column on movies.com!

(via fakecriterions)

lpcoverlover:

For every girl with an ear for music.

lpcoverlover:

For every girl with an ear for music.

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