Yup, now we're throwing the book at people. Not sure which book it is though...
Chris Osborne
1970s comic art
Step back in time and discover the captivating world of 1970s comic art. Dive into the colorful characters and captivating storylines that defined this iconic era in comic book history.
At first glance, these ten covers seem to have no apparent unifying theme, other than that they are quite lovely and from a relatively short range of time -- late 1971 to Spring of 1973. Take a closer look at them and you will see that in the background, each has an African-American couple as witnes
lili mossman
Image from Sequential Crush - a blog devoted to preserving the memory of romance comic books and the creative teams that published them throughout the 1960s and 1970s.
Lola Musi
Date With Debbi Star Shine Horoscopes Artist: Liz Berube (via: JSSignorelli)
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It's been a while since I have done an interview here at Sequential Crush ! You may remember the ones I did with Irene Vartanoff and Suzan Loeb -- two great women who worked on the romance comics. Well today, I have for you the story of another fascinating woman in the industry -- Liz Berube or
Vaughn Bell
Southern born and Southern raised
Emily Hayes
Ahoy, fellow 21st-century space travelers! When blasting off into orbit (AKA the dating scene) it is important to look one's best.
Filippo Di Battista
Linda Julia Paolucci
When I first picked up Dell's one-shot, Friday Foster (October 1972) at a comic book convention a couple of years ago, I had no idea who the character was. I bought it merely because it had a beautiful cover (dig that paisley!) and because I thought it looked romance-ish. What I found after readin
Ida Hardy
“Art and style inspo”
ThePinkHeather