Spooky stuff from Fabian.  Stephen Fabian — scratchboard Stephen Fabian — In Dracula's Crypt

This image is rather morbid, considering his passing, but Frazetta had to have known that his paintings would outlive him. Frank Fraz...

WHEEEEeeee hee hee. I think we're up and flyin' again! George Petty

Starting to come back on line, but have a few bugs.  Com check. Com check. Do you read me? Ken Laager — 1993

Well, this just takes the cake. I haven't been this long without a computer since I got my first Amiga during the first Gulf War (anybod...

This is an image I have floating on my iPad and so can post it so as to give you SOMEthing to look at. This kind of early graphics cheers me...

Hi! My computer machine thingie is still on some adventure somewhere over the rainbow, waiting for The Wizard to give it a hard drive and gr...

Ouch. Three to five days until I get the magic machine back from the witch doc. It's the hard drive that was going into failure and w...

Ay yi yi, my computing machine is loco. I'll take it to the witch doctor's hut tomorrow and hope for the best. I may have to bury so...

Well, it's gone and happened—my lovely main computer has malfunctioned, crashing several times today and is down for the count. I'm ...

It didn't use to be cool for a person to admit to liking comic books. For a while in the '40s, it wasn't such a bad thing, as s...

A rarity! On this day absolutely nothing happened in the DC Universe! DC calendar page  This is from either 1976 or 1977, I can...

Ad from an old pulp mag — 1949

I used to think that sleep was an awful waste of 8 hours that I could be doing something useful. I've discovered lately that sleep is a...

I love the subtle coloration and lighting of this acrylic painting. I fantasize that this is a detail from a grove temple, deep in a myster...

I love comparing original illustrative art to the printed page—to see how well it reproduces, to see how color adds to the impact of line dr...

High drama from the Victorian Age . . . Robaudi — Psyche and Cupid — circa 1885

Guy Hoff, an under-valued illustrator of yester-century, shows us cute usage of a now common phrase, pre-bumper-sticker.  When was the ...

Somewhere along the way new-world architecture went totally left-brained and became 'stream-lined', and thus boring for the most pa...