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yup, ebay. this is where i find most of my artwork. the dealer websites are out of my price range...(i posted some other pages in the bronze art thread)... unexpected#197...anyone wanna guess the artist?

my only HoM cover (so far)...

is that the only thing cool about that book? for real, are the stories worth a read? 'the beast that walks like a man' ...sounds like pre-hero marvel... are these reprints? just read this one tonight...thumbs up

''I was just goofing around and playing off of your avatar.'' i know, i just coudn't play back much as i can hardly remember the films...malvin reminds me of myself though... i mainly collect art from unexpected, ghosts, weird war, weird mystery HoM and HoS...i wish more was available as i don't have 'much'... ''What's up with the non-capitalization?! Do you think you're e.e.cummings?!''' WHO IS E.E.CUMMINGS?

nerds own you!!! ''DC Bronze Horror comics are NOT a secret!'' didn't say they were...but...they are close to secret, just not to the people on these boards. the more people that become exposed to them, the more people like them. maybe. i'm working on getting a host so i can post scans of bronze 'horror' original art on your thread...

i read dc bronze horror as a kid from finding ragged copies at yard sales etc. 15-20 years later, i am always on the lookout for nicer copies, and completing runs. aside from that i actually love reading them! nerdy! it seems to me that a lot of people don't know about them, and they aren't all that easy to come by compared to marvel comics of the same era...but when people do see dc bronze horror, they seem to love the covers, leading to interest. the art on the inside can also be fantastic...one can just pick up an issue and read...you do not need to know characters or read the issue before or after (they don't make you fiend for the next issue for the conclusion) as superhero comics do... i think these comics would appeal to new collectors for those reasons, but also the prices aren't near silver and golden age... that is another reason i am (able to be) into them so much, aside from not really being interested in superheroes... ''- Currently, Vertigo aside, there are no high profile horror books being published on a regular basis.'' some of these may not be in an ongoing series, some may not be high profile (doesn't make them any less good) but there is plenty horror being published... 30 days of night the goon remains walking dead horrorcide frankenstein mobster tomb of dracula vampire tales the posessed bizarre hands the drive in on the far side with dead folks last train to deadsville the nail the lurkers wake the dead and many more...

wow! that cover rules...probably unpopular by saying this, i like the pencil/ink original more than the comic... a dominguez Ghosts cover just went by on ebay, no bids... i'd also like to add that this is one of the best threads...took me a few days to read it! (the whole thing )