Gray Morrow (1934-2001), ''Eerie'', #6, 1966
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Gray Morrow (1934-2001), ''Eerie'', #6, 1966
Macario (1960)
dir. Roberto Gavaldón
Dragonflight (Dragonriders of Pern) by Anne McCaffrey
Cover art by Lena Fong Lueg
Walker & Co 1969
Elizabeth Montgomery
Elizabeth Montgomery; as The Woman in The Twilight Zone (S3E1, September 15, 1961) episode "Two." Aptly named because [Spoiler Alert]... only two characters are featured -- the other being Charles Bronson as The Man. Anyone unfamiliar with the episode is probably wondering why the glamorous star of Bewitched is... less than glamorous -- Ms. Montgomery would've been more unkempt if the production staff had allowed (as, she believed, for an accurate portrayal of the character)! Ms. Montgomery's beauty will shine through the dirt, wild hairstyle and tattered dress!
So George and Helene are the “young love in fantasy” so it’s pure and sweet and very cute. However five seconds after meeting in person they kiss with tongue. Like immediate teenage makeout.
It’s just so funny compared to a lot of other media it’s the “never kissed before ever” innocence, purity ™️
Dinosaurus (1960)
After undersea explosions near a Caribbean island, prehistoric creatures are unleashed on the unsuspecting population.
Jim Danfoth animating the dragon from "The Wonderful World of The Brothers Grimm."
Elizabeth Montgomery
Elizabeth Montgomery; as The Woman -- The Twilight Zone (Episode "Two," S3E1 September 15, 1961). An unglamorous character performance that still has the power to move even the jaded modern audience of today.