Category Archives: ART OF HORROR COMICS

COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (4 May 2020)

Your weekly reminder that comics can be awesome, Weird War Tales edition…

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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (13 April 2020)

As it often happens in scary times, the horror genre provides both a perversely comforting, vaccine-like sedative against overwhelming anxiety and useful metaphors to consider the wider processes at play. So here is your spooky reminder that comics can be … Continue reading

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Spectacular Spectre covers from the Hal Jordan era

A couple of years ago, I did a post spotlighting covers revolving around the Spectre, one of DC’s most aesthetically remarkable creations. As a character, this mega-powerful spirit of vengeance is not that easy to write, but his spooky looks … Continue reading

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A wonderfully grotesque Swamp Thing double page spread

Because no Halloween is complete without revisiting the greatest horror comic book series of all time. Swamp Thing (v2) #61

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20 spectacular Spectre covers

Apart from having a particularly gruesome origin story, larger-than-life powers, a sadistic sense of poetic justice, and at least a couple of awesome comic runs on his portfolio, a key aspect that stands out about the Spectre is his visually … Continue reading

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Awesome Swamp Thing splashes by Nestor Redondo

Taking a break from Batman comics for a moment… Artist extraordinaire Bernie Wrightson deservedly gets a lot of praise for his work on the original Swamp Thing series – a true horror/fantasy classic! – but his successor, Nestor Redondo, did … Continue reading

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