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13 comments:
I'm sure Mr. Snipes wouldn't mind starring in it either :)
Great cover!
Yes! This is the original look I remember so well. SHAFT safari jacket; MOD SQUAD:TOS Afro; cool green goggles; and anti-vampiric projectiles that gave new meaning to the term "stake knives."
Oh! How I still mentally kick myself for not buying this issue of TOMB OF DRACULA when it was still only 27 cents (including sales tax)!
Anonymous- Where were you living, where comic books had sales tax?! They certainly didn't in New York.
Awesome cover! Two old favorites of mine. I would love to read this story.
@Alaric: Northwest Connecticut, in the very early Seventies. All the stores, here, charged a two-cent sales tax on each of their 25-cent comics.
@Anon: Hey! A fellow Nutmeg Yankee. Welcome to the site.
@Cary: thanks. And, while I'm here, might I request Starfox (Eros of Titan) meets. "Star Fox" McCloud? Or Usagi Yojimbo meets Thunderbunny?
Cool cover, Ross. I almost thought Blade was done by Jim Aparo. Now howza 'bout Man-Bat and Man-Wolf! or I'll take Charlie Brown & Snoopy meet Calvin & Hobbes. Or Ghost Rider meets Mr. Bones from Infinity Inc.!
Man-Bat and Man-Wolf have met previously on the blog.
Just a suggestion, not related to this cover: Ka-Zar, with Zabu & perhaps Shanna, meets ...
... the Flintstones.
^_^
Looks like a Frank Robbins Blade, and it's a shame you couldn't find a Robbins Man-Bat to match up. As for who really did Man-Bat - heaven only knows. Well, you might, Ross... :)
ELS, Check the labels below the posts for the artists, in this case Gene Colan and Jason Fabok.
@ELS: actually, that's a good thing. Especially, if it was Robbins working with Frank Springer! Those two were the worst illustrators of Batman, during the 1970's, I ever saw.
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