Webster by Berni Wrightson

First is the complete Web'O Horror bookmarks, which makes me wonder where in the brief horror canon is that bookmark by Mike Kaluta.  Shades of Bode on the rocky trail and Barry Smith on the clouds, but my Sherlock-like lethargy is prevent'n me from tracking down its origin

 

Happy Birthday John by Jack Kirby

At first, I found this an odd name for a character, but then I remembered Jack's wonderful Prester John

 

Some Fanzine Spiderman

 

First is Art Cooper, with an amaz'n image that was also years before Marvel gave Spidey eight limbs.  Then John Fantucchio, then acourse Steve Ditko, then Dennis Fujitake, then Jack Kirby, then Wrightson (I guess a graphic novel isnae a fanzine, but wadda I know?  I've always assumed a squeegee is called a squeegee because of the sound it makes on glass).  And finally, Jim Steranko

 

The Argosy Covers by Jim Steranko

You may know how I love me some Steranko pencils, but I've never seen pencils of any of these.  If you know of sump'n, please holla

 

Cosmicon 1972 by Jim Steranko

and (ohmyheck) John Fantucchio!  I had no idea there was another Mysterious Hero out there (search mysterious and Fantucchio for a boatload)

 

The Return Of The Return Of Conan by Wally Wood

Only a coupla new images here, most notably the rough

 

Sandman by Jack Kirby

Said it before, 1942 Sandman was the bomb, but there was definitely a lotta power and style when Jack brought his sixties style to an old friend.  Only new image here is the last one, another quick but wunnerful sketch

 

Yardwork With Steve Ditko

Every time I work outside, I think of this awesome splash.  "Yee yee yee, get offa me!' (with my arms wav'n all akimbo).  The neighbors probly think I'm losing it
 

A Few Of My Favorite Things

Too lazy to yak about them all, but holla if you want to discuss sump'n