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The Hands Of Moore Found in this set of photos on Flickr. View high resolution

The Hands Of Moore

Found in this set of photos on Flickr.

hancesolo: It’s my brother’s last day at school. View high resolution

hancesolo:

It’s my brother’s last day at school.

(Reblogged from hancesolo)
By Charles Burns Found in a collection of 300 head-and-shoulders portraits for Believer Magazine that Burns did between 2003 - 2013. View high resolution

By Charles Burns

Found in a collection of 300 head-and-shoulders portraits for Believer Magazine that Burns did between 2003 - 2013.

fremsley: Steve Whitaker - Colour Original from V For Vendetta (1989) It’s the colour original for Book Three, Chapter One “Vox populi”, Page One, after the prologue. I’d known Steve for several years, since long before moving to London.  He was actually an excellent comic artist and a first class illustrator, but far too much of a perfectionist to ever be happy with what he was drawing at any given time to make a living at it.  He also bored very easily and would lose interest with projects; there was always something else to seize his fascination coming up next.  He didn’t have the patience or willingness to compromise to be a career comic artist; he loved the art-form too much for that. He packaged up several of the pages he’d coloured for the US reprint-&-continuation of V For Vendetta in spare bluetones and gave them to select friends.  Mine appeared as a late birthday present and I was thrilled at the sentiment and the originality.  He had picked it very carefully, all too-aware of my personality… Steve was a lot of things, but mostly he was a teacher.  All he ever did was impart knowledge.  Steve was taken suddenly ill at his father’s house and died from a stroke in the back of a cab taking him to the hospital, late February 2008. View high resolution

fremsley:

Steve Whitaker - Colour Original from V For Vendetta (1989)

It’s the colour original for Book Three, Chapter One “Vox populi”, Page One, after the prologue.

I’d known Steve for several years, since long before moving to London.  He was actually an excellent comic artist and a first class illustrator, but far too much of a perfectionist to ever be happy with what he was drawing at any given time to make a living at it.  He also bored very easily and would lose interest with projects; there was always something else to seize his fascination coming up next.  He didn’t have the patience or willingness to compromise to be a career comic artist; he loved the art-form too much for that.

He packaged up several of the pages he’d coloured for the US reprint-&-continuation of V For Vendetta in spare bluetones and gave them to select friends.  Mine appeared as a late birthday present and I was thrilled at the sentiment and the originality.  He had picked it very carefully, all too-aware of my personality…

Steve was a lot of things, but mostly he was a teacher.  All he ever did was impart knowledge.  Steve was taken suddenly ill at his father’s house and died from a stroke in the back of a cab taking him to the hospital, late February 2008.

(Reblogged from fremsley)
By ~ChristianKaw on deviantART View high resolution

By ~ChristianKaw on deviantART

‘This Place Is Boring.’ The Ballard Of Halo Jones Book 3, 2000AD Prog #461 (1986), artist: Ian Gibson View high resolution

‘This Place Is Boring.’

The Ballard Of Halo Jones Book 3, 2000AD Prog #461 (1986), artist: Ian Gibson

HURM - The Rorschach Dance

(via Mike Sterling’s Progressive Ruin)

paulcornell: Me and Alan Moore at NewCon in Northampton a few years back. He was charming, sociable, having cups of tea with everyone. Photo Credit: @mswalsh View high resolution

paulcornell:

Me and Alan Moore at NewCon in Northampton a few years back. He was charming, sociable, having cups of tea with everyone.

Photo Credit: @mswalsh

(Reblogged from paulcornell)

sircreate:

“He got out.”
Based on Miracleman #15 by Alan Moore

This was commissioned by a very patient fellow. He gave me a lot of freedom with this piece, so I did my best to do the comic justice. I believe this is the first time I’ve had a painted background for a piece, and on it, I tried to incorporate some of John Totleben’s imagery from the issue.

(Reblogged from sircreate)
Early Review Of Watchmen #1 seanhowe: Back when comics were a relatively small subculture, the Comics Buyer’s Guide was like the New York Times of its world. Before there was an internet, this was how everyone kept up on news. The impact it had on me is immeasurable. http://blog.comichron.com/2013/01/end-of-era-comics-buyers-guide-1971-2013.html View high resolution

Early Review Of Watchmen #1

seanhowe:

Back when comics were a relatively small subculture, the Comics Buyer’s Guide was like the New York Times of its world. Before there was an internet, this was how everyone kept up on news. The impact it had on me is immeasurable.

http://blog.comichron.com/2013/01/end-of-era-comics-buyers-guide-1971-2013.html

(Reblogged from seanhowe)
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