THE MAD MUMMY:RESURRECTION

It probably won't surprise anyone that my favorite horror fill of all time is The Mummy starring Boris Karloff. If you haven't seen it make a point of checking it out...it's worth the viewing. The movie was made at the time that the world was fascinated with the newly discovered tomb of Tutankhamun and makes use of the art and treasures that had been brought to light. (King Tut was the son of Akhenaten, the pharoah who fist causes our protagonist, Aten Ray, all his problems.)

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RETROWOOD H.I. OR L.O. Pt.6

One of my favorite comic projects was the fictional world of Retrowood, my answer to doing a historical story about Hollywood and the Great Depression without being burdened with historical accurary. Our motto was always our tales are based on False Stories and Innuendo.  Enjoy  private investigator J. Parker Wrighte on his quest for upward mobility in the land of sunshine.

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Our Tales From the Crypt bonus covers this week are "Seance" starring John Vernon, Cathy Moriarity and Ben Cross, and written by Harry Anderson of Night Court fame. The second cover is "Showdown",directed by Richard Donner,  which was originally planned for a companion series called "Two-Fisted Tales" which was to have been hosted by Bill Sadler. Regretfully it never happened.  It was also one of the few covers that was pencilled by someone else (my studio mate Shawn MacManus) while I inked it. 

RETROWOOD H.I. OR L.O. Pt.5

One of my favorite comic projects was the fictional world of Retrowood, my answer to doing a historical story about Hollywood and the Great Depression without being burdened with historical accurary. Our motto was always our tales are based on False Stories and Innuendo.  Enjoy  private investigator J. Parker Wrighte on his quest for upward mobility in the land of sunshine.

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This week's two HBO Tales From the Crypt covers are "Report From the Grave" and "Revenge Is the Nuts" starring Isaac Hayes and Will Sampson.

RETROWOOD H.I. OR L.O. Pt.4

One of my favorite comic projects was the fictional world of Retrowood, my answer to doing a historical story about Hollywood and the Great Depression without being burdened with historical accurary. Our motto was always our tales are based on False Stories and Innuendo.  Enjoy  private investigator J. Parker Wrighte on his quest for upward mobility in the land of sunshine.

This week's HBO's Tales From the Crypt covers are "Operation Friendship" and "People Who Live in Brass Hearses", the latter starring the late Bill Paxton and Brad Dourif. 

RETROWOOD H.I. OR L.O. Pt.3

One of my favorite comic projects was the fictional world of Retrowood, my answer to doing a historical story about Hollywood and the Great Depression without being burdened with historical accurary. Our motto was always our tales are based on False Stories and Innuendo.  Enjoy  private investigator J. Parker Wrighte on his quest for upward mobility in the land of sunshine.

This week's HBO Tales From the Crypt bonus covers are "Only Sin Deep" starring Lea Thompson, who was the first actor I actually got to photograph for reference for a cover (usually they gave me stills to work from.) I was amazed when I told her what I needed and she immediately gave me the exact pose. I was impressed...but then she later played a cartoonist in the TV series "Caroline in the City." The second cover is from "Only Skin Deep", and featured the beautiful Sherrie Rose.