#Bill Oakley

[finsterwalds]

More of the french better call saul AU, I can’t stop

[balu8]

Fantastic Four #347: Big Trouble on Little Earth

by Walter Simonson; Arthur Adams; Art Thibert; Steve Buccellato and Bill Oakley

Marvel

[gilliverse]

Scumbags. They're all scumbags. BETTER CALL SAUL — 2.05 "Rebecca"

[tachyonmemories]

Spreads from League of Extraordinary Gentlemen that I really like.

Lines by Kevin O'Neill, colors by Benedict Dimagmaliw, lettering by Bill Oakley, written by Alan Moore.

[ungoliantschilde]

Fantastic Four, Vol. 1 # 352 by Walt Simonson, with Letters by Bill Oakley, and Colors by Marie Javins.

[nerds-yearbook]

On October 28, 1993, the Simpsons "Treehouse of Horror IV" aired. The wrap-around segments were done in a parody of the "Night Gallery" anthology series with Bart in the position of Rod Serling. The three segments were "The Devil and Homer Simpson" (based on "The Devil and Daniel Webster"), "Terror at 5 1/2 Feet" (based on the Twilight Zone episode and movie segment "Terror at 20,000 Feet" with Bart taking the William Shatner/John Lithgow role), and "Bart Simpson's Dracula" (based on various vampire tales, in particular "Bram Stroker's Dacula", "Nosferatu" and "The Lost Boys".) This episode marked the last episode with Conan O'Brien as a writer and the first appearance of exchange student Uter. ("Tree House of Terror IV", The Simpsons, TV Event)

[chernobog13]

"..a job for Superman!"

From Action Comics #643 (July, 1989). Written and pencilled by George Perez, inked by Brett Breeding, colored by Glenn Whitmore, lettered by Bill Oakley.

[disease]

MISSION HILL [1999, FULL SERIES]

[wwprice1]

Incredible scenes from the awesome 90’s DC vs. Marvel/Marvel vs. DC series!

[the-gershomite]

Wolverine #9 July 1989

written by Peter David

pencil art by Gene Colan

lettered by Bill Oakley

colors by Mark Chiarello

[balu8]

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol.1 #2: Ghosts of Miracles

by Alan Moore; Kevin O'Neill; Benedict Dimagmaliw and Bill Oakley

[howabhwmwn]

*Sexualizes him*

[coverpanelarchive]

Starman #41 (1998)

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[ungoliantschilde]

a Daredevil Page by Scott McDaniel, with Inks by Hector Collazo, Letters by Bill Oakley, Colors by Christie "Max" Scheele, and a Script by D.G. Chichester.

[nerds-yearbook]

On the December 3, 1992 episode of the Simpsons, Maggie Simpson spoke her first words. The voice was provided by guest actress Elizabeth Taylor. ("Lisa's First Word", The Simpsons, TV, Event)