Showing posts with label Werewolf By Night. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Werewolf By Night. Show all posts
Friday, September 9, 2016
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Some Great Spooky Halloween Reads From The 1980s
Here's a handful of great horror reads from the 1980s.
Marvel Classic Comics
Captain America vs. Baron Blood by John Byrne and Roger Stern
Captain America #253-254
Daredevil #208 by Harlan Ellison and David Mazzuchelli
Dracula vs the X-Men
Uncanny X-Men #158 and Annual #8 by Chris Claremont and Bill Sienkiwicz
Doctor Strange vs Dracula - Montessi Formula
Doctor Strange #58-63 by Roger Stern and Dan Green
Thor vs Dracula
The Mighty Thor #332-333, by Alan Zelenetz, Bob Hall, and Vince Colletta
Doctor Strange and Doctor Doom - Triumph and Torment Graphic Novel
by Roger Stern, Mike Mignola, and Mark Badger
Moon Knight vs The Werewolf By Night
Moon Knight #29-30 by Doug Moench and Bill Sienkiewicz
Marvel Classic Comics
Labels:
Captain America,
Doctor Strange,
Dracula,
Halloween,
Marvel Comics,
Moon Knight,
Werewolf By Night
Classic 1970s Monsters by John Byrne
Labels:
clint ludwick,
Dracula,
frankenstein,
I Zombie,
John Byrne,
Man-Thing,
Marvel Comics,
Morbius,
The Mummy,
Werewolf By Night
Monday, August 27, 2012
1983 - Spider-Woman #50
From the Marvel Comics: The Untold Story Facebook page, Mike Carlin states:
"... maybe photographer Eliot R Brown can correct me where I'm wrong-- or where my memory is off: The Scarecrow was Mark Gruenwald. I was in front of him as The Needle (the guy with the needle). Werewolf By Night was colorist Bob Sharen. The guy hanging off the fire-escape is Spongebob animator Vincent Waller. The Moth Lady was Mark G's wife Belinda. Tigra was Annie Nocenti her own bad self. Brian Postman is the Hangman-- though ya can barely see him. Not sure who played The Shroud-- Ralph Macchio? White haired guy in white is letterer Jack Morelli. And Green Hoody guy MIGHT be Ren & Stimpy animator Bob Camp. For the life of me I can't remember Spider-Woman's name-- but she was a secretary from the business-side of Marvel-- and she looked awesome in the suit! In fact she's the only character painter Bob Larkin didn't have to "enhance" with costume-lines and such! Lotsa fun here!"
Labels:
Ann Nocenti,
Bob Larkin,
Eliot R Brown,
Mark Gruenwald,
Mike Carlin,
photo covers,
Spider-Woman,
Spider-Woman #50,
Werewolf By Night
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