The Pleiades, over the centuries, have exerted a strong influence on the human imagination, stretching from realms of goddesses to alien civ...

Barry Windsor-Smith's Conan was another high-water mark for the 70s, and he only got better as time went on. His drawings for the Conan...

Back when lithography was a fine art, 1914, a poster for the Savoy Theater in London, by Graham Robertson

This is part of a lovely 1930s promotional pamphlet for The Book House for Children, edited by Olive Beaupre Miller. Many of the illustratio...

In 1951, as Eisner was leaving the Spirit behind him, he created Connie Rodd, a sex kitten serious about Army equipment. It was her job to k...

  Above and immediately below, art obviously by Murphy Anderson Below, the concept was imitated in Vietnam, with a young girl named Kimmie, ...

HJ Ford was a classic artist, delineating classic fairy tales. Above is an example of the book cover binding typical of his work and his era...

Above, I see an influence on Kuniko Kraft.

A really nice *crisp* portrait of the Spirit cast.

Also from the Harvey Spirit #2, 1967, this was a new story (at the time), bridging continuity from the 40's to the 60's. Eisner'...

Harvey's Spirit #2 was a wealth of really good Eisner stuff. The story below of Plaster of Paris threw me for a loop when I first saw it...

The final page of #2, shown below, was a preview page of the next issue, and boy, I couldn't wait. Well, wait is all I could do, cuz #3 ...

45 years ago this morning: So, I'm gearing up to post Kelly's Mars sequence and it's going to be a lot of panels, and an awful l...