W is for Wally Wood

Weird Science #9, September 1951.






Weird Science #12, March 1952.






Weird Science #13, May 1952.






Weird Science #14, July 1952.






Weird Science #15, September 1952.






Weird Science #18, March 1953.








Valor #4, October 1955.






Valor #5, December 1955.

V is for Venus

Carson of Venus!

Escape on Venus, cover art by Roy Krenkel.

Lost on Venus, cover art by Frank Frazetta.

The Wizard of Venus, cover art by Roy Krenkel.

Pirates of Venus, cover art by Roy Krenkel.

Carson of Venus, by Frank Frazetta. 1972.

Carson of Venus, 1963. Cover art by Frank Frazetta.

Argosy, January 8, 1938. Cover art by Rudolph Belarski.

Carson of Venus, cover art by John Coleman Burroughs.

Carson of Venus, 1933. Art by Fortunino Matania.

U is for Unicorn

U is for Universal Studios

The Bride of Frankenstein, 1935.

The Bride of Frankenstein, 1935

The Ghost of Frankenstein, 1942.

Dracula, 1931.

Frankenstein, 1931.

The Wolfman, 1941.

The Invisible Man, 1933.

The Mummy, 1932.

Son of Frankenstein, 1939.

T is for Turok

Four Color #596, December 1954.

Turok, Son of Stone #3, March 1956.

Turok, Son of Stone #6, December 1956.

Turok, Son of Stone #12, June 1958.

Turok, Son of Stone #33, June 1963.

Turok, Son of Stone #46, July 1965.

T is for Thun'da

Thun'da #1, 1952. Cover art by Frank Frazetta.

Thun'da #2, 1952. Cover art by Bob Powell.

Thun'da #3, 1952. Cover art by Bob Powell.

Thun'da #4, 1953. Cover art by Bob Powell.

Thun'da #5, 1953. Cover art by Bob Powell.

Art for Sale!

I'll briefly interrupt my alphabet project to mention a couple pieces of art I have for sale on Ebay. You can bid on them here. First up is an Iron Man page penciled by Steve Ditko and inked by Dan Green. Below that is an oddball ink drawing by Mike Mignola from 1979. Both have low reserves.

Page from Iron Man #160. Pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Dan Green.

Ink drawing by Mike Mignola, 1979.