H is for Heath

...Russ Heath.


Spellbound #4, June 1952.



Astonishing #8, January 1953.


Cowgirls at War, 1973 (from National Lampoon Encyclopedia of Humor).


G.I. Combat #87, May 1961.


Showcase #45, August 1963.


The Silent Knight, 1973.

G is for Godzilla

Monsters of the Movies #5, February 1975. Cover art by Bob Larkin.


Famous Monsters of Filmland #135, July 1977. Cover art by Basil Gogos.


Godzilla #24, July 1979. Cover art by Herb Trimpe.


Godzilla vs. Megalon, 1976.


Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster, 1966. Polish movie poster.

F is for Frazetta

Tarzan and the Golden Lion, 1964.


Chessmen of Mars, 1973.


At the Earth's Core, 1965.


At the Earth's Core, 1962.


Untitled, 1968.

E is for Eerie

Eerie #97, November 1978. Cover art by Val Mayerik.


Eerie #30, November 1970. Cover art by Basil Gogos.


Eerie #62, January 1975. Frontispiece illustration by Bernie Wrightson.


Eerie #5, September 1966. Cover art by Frank Frazetta.

D is for Dog

Just Dogs, 1932.

Adventure Comics #214, July 1955. Cover art by Curt Swan.

Batman #92, June 1955. Cover by Win Mortimer.

Four Color #476, June 1953.

Rex the Wonder Dog #6, Nov-Dec 1952. Cover art by Gil Kane.

Rescuing the Dog, by Arthur Sarnoff.

C is for Comic Book

B is for BOOM!

Action Comics #101, October 1946. Cover art by Wayne Boring.

"The Return," from Our Army at War #262, November 1973. Art by Russ Heath.

Racket Squad in Action #12, August 1954. Cover art by Steve Ditko.

Whitman Publishing Cover Art, attributed to Jack Sparling, 1976.

Atomic War!, November 1952.