KIDNAPPED PT. 4

Here is the final segment of my comic book adaptation of the great Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped". Enjoy!

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Our HBO Tales from the Crypt bonus cover this week is "Curiosity Killed". This one was a treat because I got to meet the legend, Kevin McCarthy (Invasion of the Body Snatchers).

KIDNAPPED PT. 3

Here is the second part of my comicbook adaptation of the great Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped". Enjoy!

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Our HBO Tales from the Crypt bonus cover this week is "Creep Course". My good buddy and former studio mate Steve Mitchell inked this one. 

FRIDAY, JULY 1, 2016 KIDNAPPED PT. 2

Here is the second part of my comicbook adaptation of the great Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnapped". Enjoy!

Don't forget to visit our archives on the right for any episodes of this or other stories that you've missed.And most of our stories are available at iVerse/Comics Plus for your enjoyment: (And our financial gain.) 

https://digital.comicsplusapp.com/product_lines.php?publisher_id=171

Our HBO Tales from the Crypt bonus cover this week is the very gruesome "Confession."  "Pointlessly gory.." was Steve ditko's comment when I sent him a xerox of the cover recently. Can't argue with him on that.

KIDNAPPED PT. 1

When I was a kid I read all kinds of comics from funny animal, mystery, western, Archie, superhero...there was a wonderful menu of titles available in the mid 1950's. But my favorites and ones I actually saved and "collected" were Classics Illustrated. So when I had the chance to do my own adaptation of one in 1991 I was thrilled. One of my favorite boyhood stories: Kidnapped, by Robert Louis Stevenson.