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The Art of Lale Westvind Collection

Hold onto your eyeballs, as they're liable to leap out of their sockets while viewing the artwork in this 32 page collection beautifully reproducing some of Lale Westvind's most vibrant comics art. Wow!

Also includes a GIANT fold-out poster and a 28-page bilingual (14 pages Français / 14 pages English) mini-zine featuring a list of contents along with their original sources and a brief interview.

Published by Banzai, this French import has been produced in a limited edition of 1000 copies, only a fraction of which have traversed the Atlantic to American retailers.

Now available HERE (we only have a few)

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Boris Artzybasheff (1899-1965), ''Droll Stories'' by Honoré de Balzac, 1939 Source

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Lyonel Feininger (1871-1956), 'Die Tobsuchtige Lokomotive', (The Raving Locomotive), ''Der liebe Augustin'', #15, 1904 Source

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Hermann Frenz (1880-1955), 'Der Schrecken' (The Terror), ''Der liebe Augustin'', #22, 1904 Source

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Alfred Roller (1864-1935), ''Ver Sacrum'', #20, 1900 Source

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Rob Norman, 'The Elder Gods', ''Near Myths'', #4, 1979

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Greg Irons (1947-1984), ''Skull'', #6, 1972

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Merel, ''Wonder Woman'', #3, 1978 An Argentinian bootleg comic that was based on the Lynda Carter 'Wonder Woman' television show that aired on ABC (first season) and CBS (second and third seasons). I have no idea who the cover artist is outside of the name 'Merel'.