Showing posts with label jose bea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jose bea. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Black and White Wednesday: "The Blood-Colored Motorbike!" by Jose Bea

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! Ah, summertime! Bet a lot of ya would like to hop on a motorbike and take a ride to the beach, the lake, or the mountains right about now. Do you want it as bad as Cesare Santoni? We sure hope not! Ol' Cesare got the well-deserved ride of his life in this more-graphically-violent-than-normal fear-fable by Jose Bea! Strap on your helmet (maybe that'll help) as you read..."The Blood-Colored Motorbike!" from Creepy #61 (cover-dated April 1974)...








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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Black and White Wednesday: "Package Deal" by Pasko and Bea

What it is, Groove-ophiles! Today we're gonna glom onto a spooktacular black and white shocker from Creepy #51 (cover-dated March 1973). "Package Deal" (according to the Grand Comics Database) was author Martin Pasko's first pro comics job (Pasko was a well-known comics critic and letterhack before going pro, and has gone on to become a writer of novels, TV shows, and you name it), and he was lucky enough to have that job illoed by the uber-talented Spanish artist, Jose Bea. Check it out!!







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