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Painted cover to 2099 Special: The World of Doom #1 by Greg & Tim Hidebrandt
The 2099 comics line I enjoyed then and now, and compared to how all over the place the mainline Marvel comics were at the time, I find that the 2099 stuff still holds up.
Star Wars poster art by Brothers Hildebrandt, Tom Jung, John Berkey, Tom Chantrell
Greg Hildebrandt, Tom Jung, and Drew Struzan. Damn I love traditionally made movie posters.
The Brothers Hildebrandt (Tim & Greg), two more illustrations for “Urshurak” (Bantam Books, 1979). https://t.co/rt9ALRkEuD
The Brothers Hildebrandt (Tim & Greg), two illustrations for “Urshurak” (Bantam Books, 1979).
Greg Hildebrandt, selected illustrations for L. Frank Baum, “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” (Running Press Kids, 2003).
Shining Force turns 30 today!
Yoshitaka Tamaki did the cover art for the Japanese version while Mick McGinty painted the one for the US version.
Tim Hildebrandt illustrated an ad for the US version
#SciFiDaily I never knew Warlord of Mars Attacks was a comic until this morning. I don't know if the comic is any good, but I love this Greg Hildebrandt cover. His Dejah Thoris mostly matches my mental image of her, and his John Carter isn't bad, either. I'll check out the comic.
#SciFiDaily The Brothers Hildebrandt 1982 calendar "Atlantis" is one of the greatest unwritten tales of science fantasy. After Urshurak, their 1979 failed epic fantasy, I guess the brothers couldn't interest a publisher in this tale. It could be marvelous fun with a good writer.
Cover art by Tim Hildebrandt for David Belden’s “Children of Arable” (1987). You can find more by him on the site he shares with his brother. Click here: https://t.co/SVcbWgthex
Childrens of Arabel (1987) by Tim Hildebrandt (winner of the Society of Illustrators Award).
Tell me again about your supportive and nurturing corporate culture.
Greg and Tim Hildebrandt - Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Trading Card #9. Guri and Green the Human come to grips.
Art by Tim Hildebrandt for Children of Arable by David Belden (Signet, 1987)
From the Hildebrandt Brother’s Atlantis Calendar. They know "Yes" quite well.