Watch the Skies!

A couple of exquisite flying saucer paintings by Alex Schomburg.

Joan of Arc

Title page and color illustrations from Frank Schoonover's Joan of Arc. Originally published in 1918, these scans are from a 1995 reprint.

Petty Girl!

Ad for Decca Records, artwork by George Petty.

Fake Photo Comics

I like to collect plastic toy soldiers and take pictures of them. I also like comic books. Here are the results of too much spare time and Adobe Photoshop.



Marx Indian + Marx Dinosaur = Turok, Son of Stone



Dollar Store Wolfman + Toy Soldiers of San Diego Church = Totally Fake Werewolf Comic



Marx Japanese + 1 Outnumbered Marx Marine = Marines in Battle



Marx Spaceman + Marx Dinosaur + Space Jam Rocket + Barszo Treasure Island Scenery = Weird Science



Unnameable Godzilla Toy + B Horror Movie Victims = Strange Tales

Frank Brunner

Frank Brunner began his career in the late 1960's drawing for the B&W horror magazine Web of Horror. Brunner is most well-known for his work for Marvel Comics including his classic run on Dr. Strange, Howard the Duck, and Red Sonja. His work has been collected into the book Mythos: Fantasy Art Realms of Frank Brunner.

Current Favorite: N.C. Wyeth

Below is my current favorite N.C. Wyeth illustration. From the story "Chavero" by James B. Connolly. Scribner's Magazine, August 1916.



"Without a word he began to shoot."

Robert McGinnis

Robert McGinnis (born in 1926) illustrated hundreds of paperback book covers beginning in the late 1950's. Most often identified with crime novels, McGinnis also produced movie posters for Breakfast at Tiffany's, Barbarella, and several James Bond movies.