I’d always held V for Vendetta to be Moore’s superior work, but held Watchmen pretty high up. Shortly before the movie came out, I tried re-reading it and could not make it through at all. I kinda find it tedious now. The movie didn’t help. Rorschach is still a great character though. I learned about …
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085. Monsters
Back in December, I posted an drawing called “The Slasher“, an image I made for the Horror Movie a Day book, written by Brian Collins. This is my second piece for the book, the chapter illustration for “Monsters”. The book is still untitled and unscheduled, but it should be available sometime later this year. The …
The Slasher
See, I told you I wasn’t going away forever. It’s only been 11 days. Did you miss me anyway? I’m glad, I missed you too, baby. By now you’ve clicked the thumbnail above and embiggened it and perhaps you are wondering what pray-tell brings this monsterous piece to the blog? I’mma tell you. Right… nowish. …
629. Hunter S. Thompson
Frankenstein’s Monster as Dr. Hunter S. Thompson/Raoul Duke. Back when I used to read, I devoured quite a few of his books, some given away to old friends and lost forever. Sometimes I wish I had more time to read book books. Hell, I’d settle for the time to be able to read a magazine …
552. Tom Waits
It’s my dad’s 73rd birthday today, so I decided to draw an old man smoking and drinking, since that’s how I’ll best remember him from my childhood. Ah, that’s not true. He hasn’t smoked since the year 2000. It has been a trying year though, what with him getting cancer and getting curative surgery to …
515. Derek Hale
Kathleen Coyle Week rolls on with this sketch of Derek Hale from the television progrimm Teen Wolf. The second episode of season four airs tonight. I used to have conflicting emotions about this show, but now, fuck all that. I love it, it’s great. It’s godawful, but it’s great. Anyhoo, Derek is the prettiest pretty …
273. Dracula
Happy Halloween! About 4 or 5 years ago, when I still had a local comic shop that I tolerated shopping at, I walked in one Saturday after they had just purchased a collection. They were sorting through the books, and I was being particularly nosey. I was flipping through a stack and saw a small …
220. Grandpa Munster
It’s my pal Matt Brassfield’s birthday. He asked me to draw this while at HorrorHound.