#alfredo alcala

[retroscifiart]

Art by Mike Nassar & Alfredo Alcala from 1984 magazine Feb 1979

[chernobog13]

Ookla by Jack Kirby, possibly inked by Alfredo Alcala.

[pulpsandcomics2]

Conan by Alfredo Alcala

[coverpanelarchive]

Swamp Thing #73 (198?)

[sandmandaddy69]

Alfredo Alcala

[splooosh]

“for if it prosper”

Mike Hernandez - Alfredo Alcala

[evilhorse]

Power to evil!

(He-Man and the Masters of the Universe minicomic: The Obelisk)

[ultrameganicolaokay]

John Constantine, Hellblazer by Jamie Delano Omnibus Volume 1 by Jamie Delano, Rick Veitch, John Ridgway, Richard Piers Rayner, Alfredo Alcala and more. Cover by Dave McKean. Out in October.

"The story that defined John Constantine! For the first time, experience the series as it was meant to be read with the interweaving narrative between Hellblazer and Swamp Thing restored and the story of Constantine in the wake of Moore’s saga finally told. Collects John Constantine, Hellblazer #1-22, John Constantine, Hellblazer Annual #1, Swamp Thing (vol. 2) #65-77, and The Sandman #3, along with a foreword by Garth Ennis, an introduction by Delano, and more!"

[beyondthespheres]

All-Alcala ish, except for the cover and its opening page, and it features the most offbeat style I've ever seen him delivering... and believe me, have read tons of his stuff.

(Cover art by Nick Cardy)

[the-gershomite]

The Savage Sword of Conan the Barbarian #28 -April 1978-

"The Blood of the Gods" The Creature of the Caves -chapter 2-

(30-36 of 36)

freely adapted from the story by Robert E. Howard

script: Roy Thomas

art: John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala

[gameraboy2]

Red Sonja by Alfredo Alcala, 1981

[tomoleary]

John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala “The People of the Black Circle” Savage Sword of Conan #17 title splash (1976)

[smashpages]

Out this week: Swamp Thing by Rick Veitch, Book One: Wild Things (DC, $29.99): Oh, now this is both interesting and welcome — DC begins to collect Rick Veitch’s run on Swamp Thing, which ended in controversial fashion. This first volume features the beginning of his run, from issue #65 through #73, as well as the issues of Hellblazer that crossed over around that time by Jamie Delano and John Ridgway. It also includes a story from Secret Origin #23 that Veitch wrote featuring the Floronic Man, with art by Brett Irwin.

The question I have, though, is whether we’ll see a second volume — and if that volume will include the version of Swamp Thing #88 that Veitch wrote and Michael Zulli drew, that featured Swamp Thing meeting Jesus Christ. The controversial issue was completed but never published, and Veitch quit the title as a result. Which is too bad, because it was part of a bigger time travel epic that Veitch never got to finish.

See what other comics and graphic novels are arriving in stores this week.

[pulpsandcomics2]

Alfredo Alcala

[cantsayidont]

May 1983. The irony of this statement (in a scene from DETECTIVE COMICS #526) is that anyone who's ever had a cat — and certainly anyone who's had as many cats as Selina Kyle has — knows that this is absolutely not true.

[dirtyriver]

Portraits of Robert E. Howard, Roy Thomas, John Buscema, Alfredo Alcala, and Marie Severin by David Anthony Kraft in Marvel Comics Super Special #2: Savage Sword of Conan, 1977.

This issue featured a full color adventure of Conan, Savage Sword style, by Thomas/Buscema/Alcala colored by Marie Severin.