Some beautiful McCay illustrations & book design from a little-known Hearst-published propaganda book. 1929.
The full, glorious wrap-around cover.
McCay was working in his standard Herald editorial-illustration style, which leads me to assume this book was authored by Arthur Brisbane.
The book also features cartoonier illustrations from Hearst cartoonist and friend of McCay, F. Opper.
The new book from Rob Woods & Locust Moon Press. Debuting at the Locust Moon Comics Festival on Oct 5, 2013. Cover photo of Rob’s drawing table by Kyle Cassidy.
CONAN. By TOTH.
40. Simon Stålenhag’s Sci-fi Suburbia
A Sweden turned inside out by science, yet still recognizably, nostalgically human.
39. MARK SHULTZ’S XENOZOIC TALES ARTIST’S EDITION
Dinosaurs, dino-sized. Thanks yet again, IDW.
38. LEGO Delorean
Where we’re going, we don’t need roads! Because LEGO cars are not street legal.
37. Patton Oswalt trolling Twitter
“Eat the poor, disabled and hopeless. It’s the only way we can insure our future.”
I think he’s really onto something.
36. THE ANIMAL MAN OMNIBUS
Grant Morrison’s mind-bending genre-smasher is finally as heavy as it ought to be.
35. Real-life Patlabor
Because one real-life giant robot was not enough for Japan. Thank god.
34. Suggestions for Street Harassment
Hey HollabackPHILLY, let’s get on this:
Hope your Labor Day wasn’t quite so gloomy or doomy.
Is Venture Bros a great show?
Yes.
Is it anywhere near as great as Sienkiewicz’s box art for it?
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One of Steranko’s lasting influences on pop culture was designing Indiana Jones in the pre-production for Raiders of the Lost Ark.
We talk some more about on Steranko’s career here, in his profile as a special guest at this year’s Locust Moon Comics Festival.
with the project rolling along and some of our favorite creators having joined in recently, we wanted to announce a few folks we are honored to have join in on what’s shaping up to be a once-in-a-lifetime book. up first:
MIKE ALLRED
mike might be best known for his long-running MADMAN universe. Continue reading
Frank always gives to those horrifying monsters in need.
God in the machine.
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