Decent Comics: "The Soul-Spell of Father Bliss!" by Michelinie and Redondo
Check it out, Groove-ophiles! It's Swamp Thing vs. the reverse-Exorcist! From Swamp Thing #15 (December 1974), here are David Michelinie and Nestor Redondo with..."The Soul-Spell of Father Bliss!"
Powerhouse artwork by Nestor Redondo, generally regarded as the best of the Filipino komiks artists (though Francisco Coching was the "Hal Foster' of the Philippines). Script clearly influenced by "The Exorcist" which was on screen only a year befoe.
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Powerhouse artwork by Nestor Redondo, generally regarded as the best of the Filipino komiks artists (though Francisco Coching was the "Hal Foster' of the Philippines). Script clearly influenced by "The Exorcist" which was on screen only a year befoe.
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