Doctor Who’s Carnival of Monsters
A terrific illustration by artist Charles Paul Wilson III, who made it as a variant cover for the Doctor Who #1 issue from IDW Publishing. [via Super Punch]
Damsel in Distress
Illustrator kprojekt’s awesome t-shirt design pays homage to the pulpy novels and magazines of yore. T-shirts with this print are available at Nowhere Bad.
Supernatural – Comic Book Cover
Over at DeviantArt, artist Dustin Nguyen has posted this superb watercolor painting, which he created as a cover illustration for the Supernatural comic - Issue 6.
Astro Boy Art By Ashley Wood
Just some of the wonderful art created by artist and illustrator Ashley Wood, for the official comic book based on the Astro Boy movie. [via Super Punch]
Wonder Woman And The Doubles – Retro Comic Book Covers
Not just content with having Wonder Woman struggle with large phallic shaped objects, retro comic book artists also had her go head on head with evil doppelgangers and robotic doubles…
Wonder Woman and the Phallic Menace – Comic Book Covers
The storywriters of the early Wonder Woman comics not only made the Amazon princess battle Nazis and other nefarious villains, but also had her tussle valiantly with large, uh, phallic-shaped…
Reign of Superman – Comic Book Covers
Superman, despite being one of the most powerful beings in the DC comic book universe, has for the most part, used his superpowers for the defense of mankind against innumerable…
Retro Italian Adult Comic Book Covers Gallery
I found this amazing collection of vintage Italian adult comic book covers on Flickr. The gallery includes covers of the infamous “Isabella” comic, illustrated by the great Sandro Angiolini. The…
Detective Comics – Covers Gallery
Detective Comics is the longest running comic book series in the United States. The series published by DC comics since 1937, was instrumental in introducing The Batman, one of the…
Marvel Comics Pulp Style Covers Gallery
The Super Punch blog has many scans of comic book covers of Marvel Comics annuals released during 1977. The covers mimicked the styling of retro pulp novels. Link