Rad Ray Cannons by Gil Kane

Okay, here's an easy, breezy, lemon squeezy non-prize just wait'n for ya.  The second cannon is from True magazine (see it in glorious wayback vision sometime), but where's the first cannon from?  Hint:  the operator of the first cannon is not only three times bigger than the troops on the second cannon, he's a super-genius

 

Traveler Fight Scene by Berni Wrightson

Noth'n new here, but we finally see the fight biggerbetterfasterstronger, and I'd be remiss to mention the unrealized movie, and not include my two favs

 

The OTHER Conan Blacklight by Barry Smith

Usually, when we're talk'n Conan blacklight, we're talk'n the last image, but I sure dig me some Frosty blacklight, too

 

Sherlock Holmes by Berni Wrightson

Everytime I lament that I can't find anything new, I find sump'n new (new only to me, acourse).  This 1974 column header for Famous Monsters Of Filmland is doubly delish to me-not only get to dig some wunnerful Berni art, but get to flash on onea my all-time literature luvs.  Amongst the many tomes stacked on my nightstand is The Complete Sherlock Holmes.  I can't seem to stop re-reading it

 

The Cave Girl by Roy Krenkel

 

Apollo by Barry Smith

While not new on here (Artemis and Apollo is onea my go-to fundundant images), that detail from the cover of Star Reach #7 is all that and a bag a chips

 

Double A Gil Kane

I'm amazed how much I love the rough for the cover of Man From Atlantis #1 VS my near-disdain of the published cover, and I'm also amazed at how much I dig the original image of The Atom in a hand palm VS my near-disdain of The Sword Of The Atom in a hand palm