Richard Corben Warren Magazine Covers

Creepy #146, Summer 1985.

Eerie #77, Sept. 1976.

Eerie #86, Sept. 1977.

Eerie #90, Feb. 1978.

DC Who's Who

In 1985-1986, DC published a series of comics called Who's Who: the Definitive Directory of the DC Universe. Each page had bios of characters, list of powers, etc. There was also new art commissioned for the series, often by artists associated with the characters. Here's a few examples from some of my favorite artists.

Dinosaur Island, by Bill Wray and Greg Theakston.

The Golden Gladiator, by Russ Heath.

Morgaine Le Fey, by Brian Bolland.

Nightmaster, by Charles Vess.

Corben Eerie Covers

A couple of nice Eerie covers by Richard Corben.

Eerie #77, September 1976.

Eerie #90, February 1978.

J is for Jeff Jones

Creepy, 1980.


The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love #3, Feb 1972.


The Doorway, 1978.



Frankenstein painting by Jeff Jones, n.d.


Girl With Tiger, n.d.


Mermaid, 1998.


Sea Siege, 1971.


Tarzan, 2001.


Triceratops, n.d.


Weird Tales of the Macabre #1, Jan. 1975.


Wonder Woman #199, Mar-Apr 1972.

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.

Funny Looking Dinosaurs

Unknown Worlds #9, August 1961. Cover art by Ogden Whitney.




Original art for Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #71, 1961.

T-Rex vs. Tank

I love these dinosaur war comics. I was going to post a bunch of them, but its late and I'm tired. Instead, I'm just going to post this one for now. A combination of factors, including the expression on the dinosaurs face and loving attention to detail in the rendering of the tank's gear wheels, just make this one of the most f*cked up comic covers I've seen in awhile. It's got some kind of insane quality to it.

Triceratops

A nice Jeff Jones painting of a peaceful Triceratops.

Rip in Time

The covers for Rip in Time. Written by Bruce Jones and art by Richard Corben. Fantagor Press, 1986-1987.

Dinosaurs!

Dinosaurs by Bill Stout.

T-Rex

One of my favorite pieces by Richard Corben. I remember buying this, I can't believe it is over 25 years old.



Twisted Tales #3, June 1983. Pacific Comics.