Bicentennial Gross-Outs #1, July 1976. Cover art by Bill Stout.

Greystoke Trading Company.

PHANTOM STRANGER #10 (DC, 1970)

Art: Neal Adams.

I like the texture / graininess on this.

Art by Alessandro Biffignandi (1973)

whether you're a painfully sober straight-edger or a pill-popping hallucinogenic freakout, we all want to know one thing - Who Took The Drugs? Let's find out together at this week's Stupid Comics! https://misterkitty.net/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics820.html

Panels from 2001: A Space Odyssey Vol.02 #02 - Vira the She-Demon by Jack Kirby Marvel Comics, 1977

Satana, the Devil;’s Daughter (1974)

by Esteban Maroto

SHADOW OF THE BAT

Art by MICHAEL WM KALUTA

"Sim and Ger"

From the moment that I learned "Cerebus the Aardvark" was made by two guys named Sim and Ger, I couldn't get this idea out of my head.

That's Dave Sim and Gerhard, but no joke, everyone called him Ger for short.

Lynda Carter in Wonder Woman (1975), "Wonder Woman Meets Baroness Von Gunther"

The Cat Dealer is a fun summer story featuring a fish woman, cat man, and lots of very normal people trying to survive the most wild tennessee summer they've ever experienced. So many crimes and so little time, as the Cat Dealer would say.

Im working hard to make episode three happen, although I will likely be doing a bit of rewriting.

Wonder Woman 2x07 - The Queen and the Thief (1977)

(1971)

it's one, two, three Harvey characters and you're out at the old ball game this week as Stupid Comics celebrates the great American sport of (complaining about) baseball! https://misterkitty.net/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics817.html

Front cover of: Wonder Woman vol.01 #253 (March 1979) DC Comics

Art: Jose Delbo

Dracula (1972)

by Esteban Maroto