26 Friday Jul 2013
Posted in occult
The April, 1954 issue of Strange Tales contains four illustrated shorts and one text piece. Early work by Joe Sinnot appears in The Cask in the Cave. Vernon Henkel provides the eerie artwork for the brief but dramatic Garden of Death! This tale, narrated by Death, scanned a bit better than the other tales. Let’s take a look!
Collector’s Guide:
– From Strange Tales #27; Marvel, 1954.
28 Friday Jun 2013
A friend mailed us a copy of Penthouse Comix a couple years ago and it blew our minds. While we’ve been aware of the… other pleasures of Penthouse since adolescence, we never thought to check out their comics magazine.
This issue has a cool story by Richard Corben. It harkens back to classic horror tales by Berni Wrightson, and puts a new spin on the theme of eroticized underwater adventures. Kevin O’Neill also illustrates a disturbing story in this issue, and even Galactus makes an appearance.
Given the graphic sexual content of most of these stories, we leave them to your imagination, only presenting what we find to be a tasteful story of mermaids and mortality.
Collector’s Guide:
– From Penthouse Comix
Story & Art by Richard Corben
09 Wednesday Jan 2013
Posted in science fiction, war
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Alex Nino, Corporal Kelly's Private War, dreams, George Kashdan, occult, war, war comics, Weird War Tales
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
02 Thursday Aug 2012
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
29 Thursday Dec 2011
Posted in occult
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
22 Thursday Dec 2011
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Alex Nino, Conquerors, Jack Oleck, occult, war, war comics, Weird War Tales
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
19 Monday Dec 2011
Posted in golden age, occult
The Ghost In The Portrait from Challenge of the Unknown…
Just your usual boy-meets-girl meets hideous grave-defiling spectre – type story.
Enjoy!
Courtesy of the Digital Comic Museum.
See more of our Golden Age Comics Gallery!
19 Monday Sep 2011
Posted in occult
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
05 Monday Sep 2011
Posted in occult
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
05 Sunday Jun 2011
28 Saturday May 2011
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Alex Nino, Arnold Drake, Evil Eye, occult, war, war comics, Weird War Tales
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
22 Tuesday Mar 2011
Posted in occult, science fiction
Keith Giffen really pulled out all the cosmic stops to draw Challengers of the Unknown in 1977 and 1978. Also featuring Deadman and Swamp Thing. Here are some especially awesome pages to blast your brain!
This issue packs immortal demons from space, muck monsters from the bog, gorgeous gals in distress, sonic ray guns with sweet visual effects – you can’t ask for much more entertainment factor! Giffen’s entire run is a blast, and the art gets even weirder as it goes along.
Collector’s Guide:
– From Challengers of the Unknown.
The entire story runs from #81-87, the final issue.
12 Saturday Mar 2011
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In the late 1990s, Image Comics put out 31 issues of Kiss Psycho Circus. Possibly a promotion for a Todd McFarlane line of licensed toys, Psycho Circus features some mind-shredding artwork from the Image studios. Look, if you like KISS, and you think seeing them as celestial beings of great power might kick some major ass, then this is right up your alley! A few of these issues have really solid stories, but mostly it’s about the WOW factor of the artwork. Dig some of these covers, splash panels, and 2-page spreads!
My Comic Shop has the single issues of Kiss Psycho Circus for about a buck a piece. There’s your sales pitch – now get on with blowing your mind!
18 Friday Feb 2011
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Why does it seem like crawling out of our grave is going to totally rock?!
Leave it to Weird War Tales to make your zombified remains dance to the dread drums of death!
You might also like our extensive Alex Niño Gallery, featuring a lot of his backups from Weird War Tales. Just let me put my brains back in first!
14 Monday Feb 2011
Posted in superhero
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Wonder Woman and her supporting cast journey to a hellish underworld to confront the god of fear.
Inimitably rendered by George Perez, Wonder Woman kicks some demon butt!
George Perez’s 1987-1989 run on Wonder Woman remains my favorite visual interpretation of our favorite Amazon princess.
-from Wonder Woman #5, DC Comics, 1987
09 Wednesday Feb 2011
Posted in occult
A seemingly innocent issue of Marvel Comics Presents reveals an epic journey through planes of consciousness to reunite the man and the beast in cosmic fusion. YES!
Collector’s Guide:
Children of the Beast Chapter V: Communion starring Werewolf by Night:
Script by Len Kaminski, pencils by Jim Fry, inks by Brad Joyce.
– From Marvel Comics Presents#58, 1990.
23 Sunday Jan 2011
Posted in occult
Alex Niño’s work was featured in DC Comics publications such as Weird War Tales, House of Mystery, and House of Secrets. You will also find Alex Niño in issues of Forbidden Tales of Dark Mansion, Secrets of Sinister House, Weird Mystery Tales, and The Witching Hour. Alex Niño also appeared in Warren’s Creepy and Heavy Metal.
Here on Mars Will Send No More we have a nice collection of Space Voyagers, and an ongoing gallery of work from the out-of-print Satan’s Tears.
If you’d like to dig into our whole online Alex Niño gallery, just click Alex Niño.
Eye-popping, jaw-dropping artwork by Alex Niño makes this short occult thriller come to life! The Hunter! -from House of Mystery #220. DC Comics, 1973.
