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Came across this Moon Knight/Black Knight scrap in 1987’s West Coast Avengers Annual #2. I’m not a fan of most of Marvel’s 80s output. But I’ve a fondness for the WCA. Yet for all I enjoyed the title, I’d never have believed MK would one day have a TV show & BK a part in a movie
The original cover artwork for 1979’s Black Hole colouring book. Which is gorgeous, far more fun than the film, and, sadly, uncredited as far as I tell.
Late 1981’s The Brave & The Bold #182, by Alan Brennert & Jim Aparo. Not just my favourite Batman comic, but my favourite comic full-stop. Pretty much everything I love about super-people comics can be found here. https://t.co/Zdln0IPR93
The Joker, by Kyle Baker, from 1988’s Who’s Who In The DC Universe Update.
My Sunday afternoon reading has arrived: the last of the Immortal Hulk volumes. Hurrah!
Canadian Pacific Cruises, by William H. Barribal, c.1934.
My favourite Garth Ennis comic isn't exactly unknown. But it isn't nearly as well known as it should be. By Ennis and artist Gary Erskine, it's 2008's Dan Dare. https://t.co/AoFEyVRDGy
Ryan Sook's art for the poster advertising 2014's Vertigo Essentials reprints. I'm particularly taken by Swamp Thing & Ampersand enjoying the first issue of Y The Last Man :)
San Francisco World’s Fair, 1939, by Simon Vanderlaan.
I was baffled by the poster. In order for it to work, the image must have been SO iconic in its day. Now the 90 foot statue of Pacifica at the Fair is almost forgotten. But once it was clearly famous.
New York World's Fair 1964-1965, advance poster, by Bob Peak, 1962.