While we're on the subject of Flint, which I will return to any number of times, here is an interesting group of drawings he did, lettin...

I wish I had come across this photo the other day when I posted the riveting image of Maruja the Strong. But I didn't, I just found it i...

The Artist's Studio , 1988, by Bruno Surdo, founder of the School of Representational Art, in Evanston, Illinois.

Going a little further back in time to June of 1940— Smash Comics #11, one more Abdul the Arab by Bob the Powell.

Some more Abdul. It's a clipped out story—so this might be from Smash #20, but I'm not sure.

Just to carry on a little theme from the previous post, here is Abdul the Arab from Smash Comics #23, June of '41 by Bob Powell, hiding...

Hearken back, my children, to the days of yore (1926), when it was every woman's desire to be kidnapped and carried off in the midnight ...

Many friends of this blog are fans of the art of the study sketch, as I certainly am. One of the masters of that art was, of course. Sir Wil...

Of course, the most classic rendition of Tarzan and the Golden Lion comes from J. Allen St. John, the patron saint of Edgar Rice Burroughs ...

This beautiful ink rendition by Roy Krenkel is of course based on the original painting by PJ Monahan for Tarzan and the Golden Lion , for t...

Stunning and clever art direction: 1932 The "swipe file" reference:

Nostalgia Press was aptly named, as it certainly was in the forefront of reprinting golden age material not seen in years at that time. Yet ...

You can see here that the Nostalgia Press editions of Prince Valiant had their own way of colorizing the reprints. They weren't horrible...

I've been a fan of Hal Foster since I was eight years old. Before even being aware of comic books, I was in love with the Sunday comics ...

Here's a dynamic golden age splash page, floating around all by itself in the ol' comix chest. It's by Alden McWilliams, I belie...

Some more eye candy, this by Clyde Caldwell, entitled Sorceress.

Back when I was buying regularly from the comic book stores (many many moons ago), I was collecting cool promotional posters from the comics...

Bob Peak cover illustration for the Academy Players Directory of 1981, for the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.

You must hopefully know by now that I'm not just a fanboy for the panel arts, but a fanboy for art of the ages. As a teen student at the...

In a few days, I'll get back to posting some older old stuff, but in the meantime I promised some eyecandy, and who better to turn to fo...