hypno-migration

Here is the latest addition to my Suicide Squad gallery!

 

Oo la la! The Squad has journeyed to Paris to investigate some strange reports of abnormally large animals in the sewers...

 

When this king size snake attacks the city, the Squad are able to corner it at the Eiffel Tower - using their super-cool Hiller flying platforms!

 

Fantastic work by Loston Wallace! Stunning detail.

Wow, very cool!

I just picked up my newest Anthony Castrillo piece. This one's an imaginary Flash cover, very loosely based on the cover to The Flash 150. Doesn't it have an awesome SA feel?

 

 

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Wow that's awesome!

Recently acquired these Carmine Infantino pages from The Defenders #55

 

 

 

 

Wow, those Infantino pages are amazing! I am very jealous. (thumbs u

Got this cover in the mail recently. This cover appears only on the 5th Blue Beetle tpb Boundaries. (Kind of interesting that DC had a new cover created instead of using one of the covers from the issues inside). The art is by up and coming artist Chad Hardin (his first DC cover) with inks by Mike Irwin.

I recently picked up this beautifully drawn and movingly written 5 page Weird War story. Page 1 and 5 are below...

...this story features a US radio operator name of Moore that has made it to the end of the war without injury and without the blood of another on his hands. His unit is called to occupy a German town that still has one combatant yet to learn of the war's end. With the mayor of the town defiant and his squad ambushed, it is up to Moore, as one of the last men standing, to flush out and stop the lone attacker.

The twist ending is realistic instead of fantastic, (no one becomes a vampire in this story)! For when Moore has to shoot the last enemy on the last day of war, the attacker is revealed to be a twelve year old German boy. Death, the narrator of this story, concludes with the all too real horror that Moore will most likely live out his days remembering and reliving this event. Unwritten, but implied, is that war marks all it's participants and that few, if any, come away from the experience the same way they entered it.

I recently picked up a complete 6 page story from DC's Unexpected # 217. Below are the first and last page...

...and an Ed McGuinness page from his run on Superman/Batman...