#steve bissette

[retroscifiart]

Panels from ‘Kultz’ by Steve Bissette (Epic Illustrated, June 1981)

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Stolen from Rich Handley's website. A bit about Sting's forward for the Hellblazer 30th anniversary collection.

[vertigoartgore]

1987's Swamp Thing Vol.2 #64 cover (from the preliminary painting to the published version) by cover artist John Totleben. The Final issue of the famous 83-87 run of Alan Moore, Steve Bissette & John Totleben. Source Source Source

[tomoleary]

Steve Bissette “Swamp Thing and Abby” Specialty Illustration Original Art (DC, 1984) Source

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“The End”

John Totleben - Steve Bissette

[smashedpages]

Happy birthday to Steve Bissette!

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[oldschoolfrp]

These ghostly things do look pretty chill, hanging out at the old haunted house (Steve Bissette title page art for Things, a creature supplement for the horror RPG Chill, Pacesetter)

[chernobog13]

Steve Bissette depicts a fight between "Gargon" and "Gummora."

This is a flick I'd love to see!

[comicartarchive]

Godzilla King of the Monsters pg15 by Steve Bissette

[comicarthistory]

Page from Swamp Thing #34. 1985. Art by Steve Bissette and John Totleben.

[retroscifiart]

Kultz by Steve Bissette & Steve Perry (Epic Illustrated June 1981)

[comicsideblog]

Saga of the Swamp Thing #24, May 1984

Writer: Alan Moore, Artists: Stephen R. Bissette, John Totleben, Tatjana Wood

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

BECAUSE THE AMERICAN FLAG ALWAYS DID TRANSLATE BLOODY NICELY IN COMICS.

PIC(S) INFO: For your bloody 4th of July -- Spotlight on cover art to "SWAMP THING" Vol. 2, #44. January, 1986. DC Comics. Artwork by Steve Bissette. Story/script by Alan Moore.

Sophisticated enough for ya? Happy Fourth, stay HEAVY with Moore's/Bissette's S.T.!!

Sources: https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Swamp_Thing_Vol_2_44 & eBay.

[omercifulheaves]

Tyrant Art by Steve Bissette

[smashedpages]

While the rest of the DC Universe was dealing with a Crisis on Infinite Earths, Swamp Thing and other mystical characters had a crisis all their own to contend with. It came to a head in Swamp Thing #50 by Alan Moore, Steve Bissette, Rick Veitch and John Totleben, which was released on this day in 1986.

In this issue, Swamp Thing, Deadman, Etrigan, Phantom Stranger, Doctor Fate and an army of angels and demons would face off with the Great Darkness as John Constantine and a circle of magic types tried to help from Earth via a séance that would not end well for Sargon the Sorcerer, Mento or Zatara. This was Moore's Swamp Thing at its finest.