Since I’m working on a graphic novel based on Dick Briefer’s version of Frankenstein from the 1950s, I’ve been researching Briefer’s Frankenstein comics. I came upon an entertaining tale called “World of Monsters” from Frankenstein #21, 1952. In this story, Frankie stumbles across a “lost world” atop a plateau in “arid” Arizona, complete with dinosaurs and jungle girls, and that was the inspiration for the 2 pieces presented here. Click pics to enlarge!
Archive for September, 2011
The Lost World…
Posted: September 29, 2011 in Digital Art, Graphic NovelsTags: cintiq, classic, comics, dark horse comics, dick briefer, digital inks, frankenstein, horror, martin powell, sequential pulp
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Portrait of a Monster
Posted: September 28, 2011 in Digital Art, Graphic NovelsTags: cintiq, classic, dark horse comics, dick briefer, digital inks, frankenstein, golden age, horror, martin powell, sequential pulp, wacom
A portrait featuring a rather distinguished Monster of Frankenstein. Digital pencils and inkwash. Writer Martin Powell and I are bringing Dick Briefer’s THE MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN back to life in our new graphic novel, inspired by the classic non-code horror series of the 1950s. Published by Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics in 2012.
TARA the Jungle Girl Lives Again!
Posted: September 12, 2011 in Comic Books, Graphic NovelsTags: ac comics, bill black, classic, femforce, good girl art, tara the jungle girl
I recently found out that a Tara the Jungle Girl story I wrote and illustrated for Bill Black and AC Comics many years ago for Good Girl Comics #18, will be reprinted in a trade paperback collection called FemForce Rarities #1! The book will be available this month, September. The Tara story is entitled “The Stargem” and here’s a preview page…