You can feel the pain in the eyes of some of the cast, watching last Sunday's Comic Book Men on AMC, when this card flashed up. "No!" shouts Walt
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Scott Edelman writes for Bleeding Cool; I headed to Manhattan Saturday for a visit to the Bernarducci Meisel Gallery so I could see for myself those
Are you a Brian Bolland collector? Do you have this piece of work in your collection?
Brian Bolland writes;
I don't think I've posted this one already No one seems to know where the artwork to this double page spread is My friend Joseph Melchior, who has been selling my last few remaining bits of artwork for[...]
Brian Bolland has started his own blog Where he is showing off upcoming Judge Dredd covers like these…
But then also showing off how he creates the work digitally…
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Brian Bolland has started his own blog Where he is showing off upcoming Judge Dredd covers like these…
But then also showing off how he creates[...]
When I bumped into Brian Bolland at the opening of the new Gosh Comics in London, we reminisced about the Erro swiping of his work, and how Bolland was actually able to visit the work in question in France and then confront Erro.
Well, Brian, how are your sea legs?
The French artist known as ROD has[...]
An eight page Spirit story by Will Pfeifer and P Craig Russell that would have appeared in an 80 page Spirit volume, including other stories by Brian Bolland, Bernie Wrightson and more The book was cancelled two thirds of the way through P Craig Russell's art But he finished it anyway and got it hand[...]
A glance at the roster of talent involved is enough to take the breath away, and it should be remembered that a whole generation of readers was able to pick up almost any given issue and see a dozen of these guys at their very best.
So thank you: Pat Mills, John Wagner, Gerry Finley-Day, Alan[...]
Some may expect that from the meticulous designs of Brian Bolland, but this all reprints And it was meant to come out in December, I think But hey.
The phrase "said the actress to the bishop" is an earlier, more eloquent version of "that's what she said" in an age when actress was basically a euphemism[...]