Directly below is one of the plates from that portfolio and below that are some graphics from the ads and such that ran in Mirk-Wood Times—the same publishers as the portfolio.
And below, I've posted this before, but why not again — Severin's original pen and ink and zip-a-tone art of Kull as king.
Marie and John Severin — Kull — 1973
And below, I've posted this before, but why not again — Severin's original pen and ink and zip-a-tone art of Kull as king.
2 comments:
they are indeed...grand!
Severin's great, but unfortunately I discovered his artwork as a kid in the pages of Cracked Magazine (a rip-off of Mad Magazine). I have since discovered his other work but I just can't take any of it seriously. I suppose Cracked conditioned me so I'm always looking for the joke, which is unfortunate because he's a fabulous artist.
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