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“Moby Dick” Jared Muralt 2014 Illustration for Penguin Audio Books.

The Godzilla Portfolio #2 (Dark Horse, March 1, 1989)

Art by Steve Bissette, Geof Darrow, Jim Bradrick, Harrison Fong, Rick Geary, Keith Giffen, Mike Mignola, Charles Vess, Alex Wald and Chris Warner.

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The Godzilla Portfolio #1 (Dark Horse, June 1, 1988)

Art by Arthur Adams, Paul Chadwick, Doug Wildey, Mark Badger, Cynthia Martin, Alan Moore, Bill Ray, Hilary Barta, Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Steve Lavigne, Steve Bissette, Michael Dooney, Eric Talbot, Jim Lawson and Mark A. Nelson.

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Jonny Quest poster released in 1986. It's a collage of original production and concept art by Doug Wildey.

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“Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb” Drew Struzan 2003

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Hello, friends! The Kickstarter campaign for OUTLAW'S APPRENTICE: BROKEN BLADE is still going, and we've hit a lot of stretch goals, which means that backers are getting a LOT of extras along with the graphic novel. Check it out!

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dungeon meshi but they end up in the back rooms, a cursed idea that was eating away at my brain

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Peer-reviewing @monikoishi's tags because they're banger.

I rarely post about my own work here and have been feeling like I should do a better job of that. So here is a look at an upcoming comic book series that I wrote, The Foundry: In Peril on the Seas, a Victorian-era adventure that takes place in the world of Mike Mignola's Hellboy. The line art is by Christopher Mitten with colors by Michelle Madsen, and the story features characters introduced in the pages of Witchfinder and Hellboy: The Silver Lantern Club, chief among them the heroic Major Karam Singh.

The first issue goes on sale August 12, 2026. For the full press release and more details, go here.

#hellboy #the foundry #witchfinder #christopher mitten #chris roberson

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The Rocketeer by Dave Stevens

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The Godzilla art of Noriyoshi Ohrai

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"There Sleeps Titania" by John Simmons, 1872

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The Juggler, from J. J. Grandville’s Another World, 1844.

Read Patricia Mainardi on the unique work of the 19th-century illustrator now recognised as a major precursor and inspiration to the Surrealist movement: https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/grandville-visions-and-dreams