Totally Wally Wood

While you can embiggen these out the wazoo, the title of this post is totally bogus.  Although Wally did three complete issues for Total War, he didn't do the covers.  waaaaaaaaaaah

 

Riders On The Storm

Neal Adams, Bob Kline, Jack Kirby, and Frank Frazetta with more proof that great minds think alike.  Need another proof? Like you, even though it's not summer, I have an incredible urge to go get ice cream from a kid weild'n a scoop

 

Some Dragonflames by Paul Gulacy

Although I'd been told somebody was channel'n Steranko, I pretty much ignored Master Of Kung-Fu for a coupla decades, and never even perceived this paperback until just the other day.  Onea my most ambitious posts from the wayback is MOKF by Gulacy, so I finally caught on.  That first interior drawing really resonates Steranko's Chandler (and the stained-glass swag lamp was in a ton of homes in the seventies, including a coupla my cribs)

 

Fantastic Fanzine Ad by Frank Frazetta

On the back of the fanzine Art & Story #1.  Far-out

 

Coupla Conan Variations by Barry Smith

Two I've had up before, but the first is here with che nice colors (by Barry?) and the second has been up as the fanzine cover, and as nice, big art, but not as both

 

Another Blackmark (?) by Gil Kane

Good thing he wrote Blackmark on this,  or I might be think'n it was a skinny Kane Conan.  Also, if you gave this guy a crewcut, it'd be His Name Is Savage.  Angry eyes takes me back to top forty radio in the seventies

 

Coupla More Fly'n Tigers by Wally Wood

Course Lone Tiger was up a lot in the wayback, and some more convolutions are in the works, but these two are che nice