Hilos - Purpurschnecke

Motion comic - Ariel needs legs ( www.youtube.com )

Tiene piernas [ENG] | Port Sherry por Pedro Arizpe ( portsherry.com )

Weird and wonderful comics

Robocop V.S Terminator | Artwork

Entrevista a Milo Manara ( youtu.be )

@milomanara @umbertoeco @elnombredelarosa Entrevista con Milo Manara a propósito de su adaptación al cómic de El nombre de la rosa.

Spider-Man 2099 por Rick Leonardi

Silencio [ENG] ( rooniecomics.com )

SKINK: ((We've been silent for almost an hour.)) A pause as the rabbit skips a shell across the water. SKINK: ((I hope they don't get bored and leave.)) SKINK: ((It's nice to have someone to not talk to.))

NUTS por Gahan Wilson | @[email protected] [ENG] ( mastodon.social )

Michael Mignola y Walter Simonson

BobaFett | Mastodon.ART ( mastodon.art )

Optimus Prime | Autobots ( mastodon.social )

alberto_llamas_comic (@[email protected]) ( mastodon.art )

La Leyenda del Mar de Terreros. PAG.01. Cómic con el que quedé en 2° puesto en el concurso del Festicomic El Ejido. "Cuenta la leyenda, que una pareja iba de paso por la costa de Terreros..." #comics #comicbook #horror #Terror

I feel like I should draw something to get something done but don't know what, so I'm copying comic pages. | @[email protected] ( comicscamp.club )

“Contradictions”, por María Izquierdo Barri ( fodongo.jectoons.net )

‘El ídolo del Monopoly’ por Paul Krafft en Capital and Labor (1907) [ENG] ( pdimagearchive.org )

The reverend William Schuler Harris’ Capital and Labor (1907) frames its titular subjects as locked in a perennial struggle, “dating back to the time when the Egyptians laid the lash upon their slaves”. Writing in the early twentieth century, Harris is skeptical of the “orator [who] frequently soars into ecstasies over...

Unpacking Peanuts (@[email protected]) ( socel.net )

168 Posts, 30 Following, 45 Followers · Three lifelong cartoonists take an in-depth look at the comic strip masterpiece, Peanuts. Each week on the podcast, Jimmy Gownley, Harold Buchholz and Michael Cohen examine the complete run of the comic by Charles M. Schulz from 1950 all the way up to the year 2000. Plus special guests...