Jeffrey Jones’s “four seasons” portfolio, World without End, was published by S.Q. Productions in 1980 in a signed-and-numbered limited edition of 1000. The choppy but controlled hatching style here — the antithesis of conventional comic-book rendering/feathering — was typical of Jones’s work at the time; for more examples, see “I’m Age,” the wonderful one-page strip by Jones that appeared in Heavy Metal from 1981 to 1984.

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That last, black-and-white drawing did not appear in World without End, but the design of the image suggests that it was in the mix at some point.

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BONUS LINKS:

Attentiondeficitdisorderly > Comics Time: The Wolf — a review by Sean T. Collins.

Robot 6 > Tom Neely unleashes The Wolf: a preview and interview

Tom Neely’s “i will destroy you” Store — buy The Wolf, The Blot, silkscreen prints, and more, directly from the artist, Tom Neely.

Keywords: Frank Frazetta, Conan the Barbarian, Tom Neely, Wolf, lycanthropy

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Keywords: Frank Frazetta, Tarzan and the Lost Empire, Zagor, Thongor against the Gods, Lin Carter, Gallieno Ferri

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Once again, RCN presents an assortment of vintage paperback covers scanned from my very own collection of SF “classics”:

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To view all of the paperbacks with cover art by Richard Powers that I’ve posted so far, click here.

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From Rod Serling’s The Twilight Zone, volume 5, number 3 (August 1985), here’s the cover with art by Gahan Wilson along with an amusing fumetti-style collaboration between Gahan Wilson and photographer Arthur Paxton; in the original printing, the photographs ran, in sequence, with each on a separate page:

If you are a fan of Gahan Wilson, you will definitely want to have the magnificent three-volume, slipcased set, Gahan Wilson: Fifty Years of Playboy Cartoons, from Fantagraphics Books — recently re-released at a new, lower price! — in your collection.


BONUS LINKS:

Comic Book Resources > 50 Years of Gahan Wilson [interview] by Chris Mautner

The Daily Cross Hatch > Interview: Gahan Wilson Pt. 1, Pt. 2, Pt.3, Pt. 4

Fantagraphics FLOG! Blog > The Infinite Kim Thompson — inspired by Marvel comics editor Mark Guenwald, “One Day, While Sitting at a Nexus…” is a grainy black-and-white photo-comic written by and starring Fantagraphics co-publisher, Kim Thompson, with photographs by John E. Thompson.

Fantagraphics FLOG! Blog > New Comics Day/Now Available: cheaper Ghost World & Gahan Wilson

Fantagraphics FLOG! Blog > Nuts by Gahan Wilson – Previews, Pre-Order

Fantagraphics FLOG! Blog > Gahan Wilson: Fifty Years of Playboy Cartoons BLAD

Ragged Claws Network > Heads Up: NUTS by Gahan Wilson

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From Heavy Metal volume 1, number 4, here’s the cover, a full-page illustration, and a couple of short stories by Moebius:


BONUS LINK:

Parka Blogs > Book Review: 40 Days dans le Désert B by Moebius

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Take a close look at the full-page picture of the female movie star in the magazine that Norman Rockwell’s Girl at Mirror has in her lap. Now look at the reflection of the woman in Robert McGinnis’s painting for the Carter Brown novel, The Never-Was Girl; see how McGinnis’s model seems to be using her hands as a cover to test how she would look with short hair; also, simply compare the two faces. Coincidence? I doubt it…

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The Frazetta cover was published in September 1954; the artwork by Val Mayerik is from a story called “Domain,” with script by Bruce Jones, that appeared in Alien Worlds #1 in December 1982.

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