Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Resident Evil The Official Comic Magazine 04 Español
Cómic The Walking Dead 79
Cómic The Walking Dead # 79
Aquí esta On-Line el Cómic N° 79 de The Walking Dead en Español sin Descargas ni Registros."
Adhemar releases new Bessy titles
Back then the series was in such a high demand, they succeeded in delivering one new title every week. At the same time, only one title was published every three months in The Netherlands and in Belgium, so theres still a huge amount of stories that have never been released here.
Adhemar released 25 titles in the Bessy series until now, the five that are up for order now (26-30) are in limited supply (1250 issues each) and numbered: (If youre interested, contact Adhemar.)
· Het Zoete Kruid (The Sweet Herb)
· De Verdwenen Pelswerksters (The missing fur workers)
· De Bedreigde Karavaan (The threatened Caravan)
· De Gebroken Lans (Broken Spear)
· De Uitwisseling (The Exchange)
The Vandersteen Archives
Peter also shared some light on their upcoming release of a new classics series, called the Willy Vandersteen Archives, of which the first titles are scheduled for September/October this year. This series will hold all the stories Willy Vandersteen created before he ran the studio, so all titles are done by the master himself, story and artwork! The stories were published in the 1940s in several magazines, the new hard cover books will have the original colors from back then. Check out an exclusive preview of the first two covers beneath. The first five titles will be:
· Het Rode Masker (The Red Mask)
· Het Zwarte Luipaard (The Black Leopard)
· De Blauwe Kreeft (The Blue Lobster)
· Ridder Gloriant (Knight Gloriant)
· De Heldentocht der Bataven (March of the Batavi)
Peter Janda is an expert in the field of comic books and vice president of the Chambre Belge des Experts en Bandes Dessinées (The official Belgium Chambre of Experts on comic books) and is related to the Belgium Comicbook centre, the museum in Brussels.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Cómic The Walking Dead 1
Cómic The Walking Dead # 1
Aquí esta On-Line el Cómic N° 1 de The Walking Dead en Español sin Descargas ni Registros."
Open publication - Free publishing - More 1
Si deseas ver el Primer Cómic en vídeo te invitamos a ver The Walking dead Motion Cómic un vídeo que
salio solo para dar promoción al Cómic #1.
"Disfruten."
Descarga este N° del Cómic en Formato PDF
Monday, February 3, 2014
Gallery page is opened
Ill regularly update you about "The Walking Dead" released press photos. All photos will be archieved at "Gallery" page.
Below photos belongs "The Walking Dead" first season including make-up work:
Gold Key Comics the art of George Wilson
Seeing George Wilsons amazing art for the first issue of Space Family Robinson amongst the Gold Key covers from the previous post on Del Connell, I thought Ild post some original art by Wilson. Wilsons superbly crafted acrylic paintings often had to be done in a hurry, but they graced many paperbacks and magazine covers beautifully. For Gold Key he painted hundreds of covers for comic book series like Turok, The Twilight Zone, The Phantom, The Outer Limits and many, many more. Sadly, mr. Wilson is no longer with us, he died on December 7, 1999. The original artwork scans are pretty big, if you click on them you get to see more detail!
Below you can see his artwork for Del Connells Space Family Robinson issue 5 from December 1963, which printed the story The Mist of Delusion with art by Dan Spiegle. Gaylord Dubois took over the writing from issue 8. He created more than 3000 comic stories during his lifetime, mostly with licensed characters, but he also came up with many new and original creations of his own: Turok, Son of Stone, Brothers of the Spear and Jungle Twins.
Heres Wilsons artwork for the cover of Space Family Robinson issue 22, published by Western in June 1967. It held the Space Family Robinson story called Operation Timeshift and, as often with this series, another episode of Captain Venture in the back.
Heres the artwork to issue no. 43 from October 1975. It featured the story Trapped in Space. This month, Darkhorse has begun reprinting the complete series of Space Family Robinson and released the first hardcover volume, including George Wilsons covers. The second volume is planned for September.
Heres another favorite of mine: Traveling through time to fight the Nazis yet again! Cover art by George Wilson for Time Tunnel #2 from 1967. The comic by Tom Gill was based on the Irwin Allens TV series from 1966 starring James Darren and Robert Colbert as two scientists that build a secret installation for the government beneath the Nevada desert which allows them to travel through time. While testing they get stuck and every episode they go somewhere else, trying to escape home. Unfortunately, the comic book series only had two issues.
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