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I know I cut out the best part but wow, no doubt about it. I wonder if it's Morrow himself recycling (he did draw lovely ladies) or if it's a swipe of some sort?
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I know I cut out the best part but wow, no doubt about it. I wonder if it's Morrow himself recycling (he did draw lovely ladies) or if it's a swipe of some sort?Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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That's my Mommy!Comment
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Must.....resist.....posting......acronym.... M .... I .... L ....
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Good Lord, that young lady has no clothes on.
I think a two handed Frankenstein grab may be in order rather than the one handed Dracula effort (if you get my meaning
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Last edited by English Paul; Nov 13, '08, 11:12 AM."I should say I`m very much cleverer than any of the people who put me here. As a matter of fact, I could leave any time I wanted. It`s only a doll`s house after all. Anyway, I don`t mind. I like dolls" - The Mad Hatter, Arkham Asylum.Comment
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The paint brush strokes make her look like she has a hairy behind
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Wow, how old are all you guys again? hehe she does have great gluteus maximus!Comment
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Nice Freudian slip!Originally posted by Type3Toys That is some tremendous artwork, harkening back to the day when women had figures and not skin draped over skeletons. No doubt about the artwork being recycled though - that is an obvious swipe, either by the original artist or an imitator.
Last edited by Flynne; Nov 13, '08, 12:08 PM.An old Irish Blessing - "May those who love us, love us; and if they do not love us, may God turn their hearts; and if He does not turn their hearts, may He turn their ankles, that we may know them by their limping"Comment
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This is a direct link to the site the pic came from:
The Groovy Age of Horror
This website has some stuff that's not for the kids.
Just a heads-up.
The cover artwork on alot of these old paperback comics is very well done. Gray Morrow had nothing to do with them. They all have some sorta swipe to them. Now be forewarned: most of these are very graphic. So if you have a problem with that, do not look. Most of these books were produced in the late 70's through the 80's.
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Our discussion made the blog
The Groovy Age of Horror: Curious Couplings: Mego?
I'm beginning to see a trend in that artist's work, can't quite put my finger on it...Places to find PlaidStallions online: https://linktr.ee/Plaidstallions
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I'll do it!Originally posted by Type3Toys
Think OUTSIDE the Box! For the BEST in Repro & Custom Packaging!Comment
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das nice, das very nice...
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The artist probably used Mego Dracula art as a reference for the vampire and Sir Mixalot's song as inspiration for his victim.Comment
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I'm uncertain which came first. The Mego art seems like a lift of this to me.This profile is no longer active.Comment
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Look its the heavy metal girl!!! I remember that booty!!!!Last edited by TEXASFETT; Nov 14, '08, 7:02 PM.Comment
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