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Tales of Evil #2 (1975).Featuring the Bog Beast. Bog Beast is what you call yourself when you really
Pat Boyette cover art to Korg: 70,000 BC #6 (1976). The comic was an adaptation of the Hanna-Barbera
British adult comic, OH, WICKED WANDA. Published in Penthouse magazine in the 1970s, with art by Ron
Paul and Linda McCartney, and their mullets, meet up with Marvel legend, Jack Kirby backstage in LA.
Dr. Strange vs. Eternity. 1971 Marvel blacklight poster, with art by Gene Colan.Blacklight posters b
Cover art to The Art of John Buscema (1978).
COLOR (1971) by Spanish comics artist, Victor Moscoso.
Watercolor drawings by John Buscema of Spider-Man, Hulk, and Dr. Doom. Buscema drew these in 1970 fo
Man. This image. I must have stared at it for years as a kid. I still think it’s great, the angle, t
1972 cover art by French comics artist, Philippe Caza (1941).
Jim StarlinCaptain Marvel #281973[Page 11]Follow Rhade-Zapan for more visual treats
Next up on the Marvel Consumer Products showcase is Storm in her classic 70s/80s Dave Cockrum costum
The Comic Book Price Guide (1977), with cover art by Carl Barks.I’ve always wanted to see a Carl Bar
Lynda Carter meeting young fans in the 70s
AT LAST I AM FREE. 1971 Marvel blacklight poster by Jack Kirby.
talesfromweirdland:Dr. Strange vs. Eternity. 1971 Marvel blacklight poster, with art by Gene Colan.B
talesfromweirdland:Pages from KRIS KOOL (1970) by French comics artist, Philippe Caza.
talesfromweirdland:Obi-Wan’s crazy horror death in Marvel’s original adaptation of Star Wars, 1977.
talesfromweirdland:Harry Borgman illustrations for a 1973 comics publication of Dracula.
Harry Borgman illustrations for a 1973 comics publication of Dracula.
talesfromweirdland:BIG BIRD’S IN CENTRAL PARK!Some very shady Sesame Street characters in this
talesfromweirdland:Paul and Linda McCartney, and their mullets, meet up with Marvel legend, Jack Kir
“Door To Yesterday”Haunted #2 - Charlton Comics, November, 1972
talesfromweirdland:1970s Marvel sticker cards. Glory days for the word “corny”.
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