Ah, if some editor would only have had the insight to have Jaime Hernandez produce some of the original Supergirl stories in the mode of Lov...

Sanjulian also crafted powerful illustrations for historical romance novels, having mastered the montage vignette composition. Above, for an...

Remember those cool Sanjulian 70s-ish covers for the Warren mags and Heavy Metal? The general magazines on the newstands at that time were a...

Here's a comic book I've been looking for, for years. I'm surmising that it never printed—at least not under this cover by Joe K...

I've been trying to get some free time today to post, and all day every moment was spoken for in some way or another. It's frighteni...

Hi. I'm being plagued with comment troubles. First, I'm getting way too many nonsensical and pornographic spam comments which has fo...

Wally Wood went through several 'classic' periods of his work. This story, from Marvel's Tower of Shadows #6 - July 1970, was o...

When the pulps died out, in the 50s, after decades of service to the imagination, sci-fi digests carried on the tradition. And Kelly Freas w...

Frank Kelly Freas' art style was consistently seductive, making the wildest of science fiction seem possible. Lorelei of the Red Mist is...

This is from Jeffrey Jones beautiful published portfolio, As a Child . I'm not doing it justice here, as I shot the picture behind glass...

Artists need to always promote themselves, even after making a name for themselves. I've always enjoyed HB Lewis' style, but this pr...

Continuing with Alice's Adventures, we are now in chapter 5, wherein the child is berated by a large blue caterpillar, forced to recite ...

Alphonse Mucha showed other artists the way, and his style was immediately emulated—such as Biscuits de Beukelaer , a poster by Privat Livem...

People have always been fascinated watching the act of drawing, the creation of something from nothing (a sort of definition of 'magic...

From the stream-line era of 1936, an editorial concept magazine cover that seems relevant to any era of modern capitalism. Even business mag...

Billy Rose, short in stature but a giant in his field, was one of the great American showmen. He entered show biz through Tin Pan Alley as a...