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Tag Archives: Tatjana Wood
An extra Ghosts cover
No Christmas post this year, but you can take this one as a present… ‘In the disco – no one can hear you scream!’
Posted in ART OF HORROR COMICS
Tagged covers, Dick Giordano, Ghosts, Jim Janes, Tatjana Wood
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (21 December 2020)
Your weekly reminder that comics can be awesome, Ghosts edition:
Posted in ART OF HORROR COMICS
Tagged covers, Dick Giordano, Ghosts, horror, Luis Dominguez, Rich Buckler, Tatjana Wood, Todd Klein
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (11 May 2020)
Batman + gorillas = today’s reminder that comics can be awesome.
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (20 April 2020)
This week, a reminder that Batman comics (and their spin-offs) can look awesome…
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (January 2019)
I had so much fun doing these last year that I’ve decided to carry on… Here are another three pulpy splash pages to remind everyone that comics can be awesome: The Unknown Soldier (v2) #10 The Hands of Shang-Chi, Master … Continue reading
Posted in GLIMPSES INTO THE PAST
Tagged Agustin Mas, Bill Mantloi, Carl Gafford, David Michelinie, Doug Moench, James Owsley, John Costanza, Marcos Pelayos, martial arts, Master of Kung Fu, Nestor Redondo, Paul Gulacy, Phil Gascoine, Sal Trapan, Swamp Thing, Tatjana Wood, Unknown Soldier
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A wonderfully grotesque Swamp Thing double page spread
Because no Halloween is complete without revisiting the greatest horror comic book series of all time. Swamp Thing (v2) #61
Posted in ART OF HORROR COMICS
Tagged Alan Moore, Alfredo Alcala, horror, Rick Veitch, Swamp Thing, Tatjana Wood
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Between Gotham City and Casablanca
I’m pretty sure I’m not breaking any new ground by stating that Casablanca is one of the most enjoyable films ever made. This 1942 classic about heartbreak and antifascism in a French colony bursting with contraband and political intrigue manages … Continue reading
Posted in WEBS OF FICTION
Tagged Adrienne Roy, Al Vey, Bill Pearson, Casablanca, Chuck Dixon, Don Newton, espionage, Graham Nolan, Greg Rosewall, Howard Porter, Julianna Ferriter, Kelley Puckett, Mark Stegbauer, Martin Pasko, Mike Parobeck, movies, noir, Paul Kupperberg, Rick Burchett, Rick Magyar, Rick Taylor, Scott Hanna, Steve Erwin, Tatjana Wood, Tod Smith, Tom Yeates, World War II
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Awesome Swamp Thing splashes by Nestor Redondo
Taking a break from Batman comics for a moment… Artist extraordinaire Bernie Wrightson deservedly gets a lot of praise for his work on the original Swamp Thing series – a true horror/fantasy classic! – but his successor, Nestor Redondo, did … Continue reading
Posted in ART OF HORROR COMICS
Tagged David Michelinie, horror, Len Wein, Marcos Pelayos, Nestor Redondo, Swamp Thing, Tatjana Wood
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