#alberto pujolar

[humanoidhistory]

Skeletal sci-fi art by Takuro Kamiya, Bruce Pennington, Alberto Pujolar, and Angus McKie.

[sighinastorm]

Alberto Pujolar

[70sscifiart]

Okay, but if you’re one full orbit ahead of someone, aren’t you in the same spot? Cover art by Alberto Pujolar.

[cccovers]

Devilina #1 (January 1975) cover by Alberto Pujolar.

Reprinted in Vampirella #111 (January 1983).

[pulpsandcomics2]

“Devilina”  January 1975  cover by Alberto Pujolar

[retroscifiart]

Art by Alberto Pujolar for The Space Mavericks by Michael Kring, 1980. An author with cutting edge music tastes, it features a character called 'Fripp Enos' and a spaceship called the 'Kraftwerk'

[browsethestacks]

Vintage Magazine - Devilina #01

Pencils: Alberto Pujolar (Painting) Inks: Alberto Pujolar (Painting) Colors: Alberto Pujolar (Painting) Atlas/Seaboard (Jan1975)

[humanoidhistory]

Alberto Pujolar, 1978.

[sighinastorm]

Alberto Pujolar

[elcilantroo]

[spaced-out-reader]

History can be weird about people's bones. You think people tend to stay put once they've died but they actually end up in some remarkable places.

Skeletal sci-fi art by Takuro Kamiya, Bruce Pennington, Alberto Pujolar, and Angus McKie.

[elcilantroo]

[elcilantroo]

[enemar2mezcla]

Arte de ciencia ficción esquelético de Takuro Kamiya, Bruce Pennington, Alberto Pujolar y Angus McKie.

Skeletal sci-fi art by Takuro Kamiya, Bruce Pennington, Alberto Pujolar, and Angus McKie.