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The 1970 era, comic creating me~
I always wanted to draw comics as a kid, but, like most fans never did much about it. In 2006 I discovered small press comic publishing. The comics I create are a throwback to the comics I read as a kid in the 1970's. Come see the vision...
About Me
- Mitchell
- In my home I have an art studio/time machine where I escape to the year 1976. There I sit listening to my vinyl records, and remembering my youth. The music plays, and I think about the dreams I had of being a famous comicbook artist...I draw as I listen, and this blog is where I post what I have been inspired to create during my visit back in time.
CAVEWOMEN ROCK!
ABOARD MY ATOMIC SUBMARINE
ME & MICHELLE IN MANHATTAN
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- GOTTCHYA!
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Yes... I own a Batmobile.
GEEK TREASURE MAP
- Charlton Library
- Gold Key
- Ten Cent Dreams
- Pappys Comics
- Panelological Pantheon
- The HORRORS
- VEEBLEFETZERS
- Cloud-109
- Comicrazy
- Golden Age Comics
- Out of this World!
- Comicbook Confessions
- Monster Magazines
- Black And White
- B&W&RED all over
- Hey Kids!
- Groovy Comics
- Blog @the End of Time
- 40 Year Old DC's
- Comics Make No Sense
- Retrospace
- RANDOM
- Funky junk
- Plaid Stallions
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The 1970 era, comic creating me~
1 comment:
Mitch is going pulp. Hi, all. This piece is of a character from a pulp story. I asked Mitch to read it and do up some spot illos. He's really got the feel for that stark, black and white of the 30s and 40s.
Good stuff, amigo. Keep em coming.
Ron
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