C'mon In!

Nope.
Decided i'm not coming out of my head today.

Why don't you folks step inside for a few instead...
(with less drugs and more colour)

Nope. Not going out there today.

stuff by Gilbert Shelton, Kelly Freas, B.Kliban, life, -3-, Forte...  man my brain ain'

Blue Monday, not Monday Blues

Fighting the urge to draw back deeper into the cave today. Nearly Monday Blues instead of

Instead of withdrawing, how about we dig something up out of the darkness? Say maybe an Un-comic with a Frank Frazetta cover for a Neal Adams comic strip? That work for you?
Hope so...

Ah, 70s....  how we miss you.

Dragula by Tony Hendra and Neal Adams from National Lampoon #20 (1971)

Is That a Rabbit Hole?

Welcome to another edition of

Today, the second half of Wally Wood's classic Malice In Wonderland. (If you're late to the party, the first half is readable here)

For you younger readers, there's no way to convey to you just how very 70s this strip was.

Malice In Wonderland by Wally Wood for National Screw magazine (1977)

Blue Moons

It's time to shake off those not-another-week blues with

This week, let's visit with one of the classics when it comes to beautiful women and erotic fantasy art - Frank Frazetta. Like many others, i grew up with Frazetta posters on my wall (an upcoming post, almost certainly) and Frank taught me all about admiring the butt. (Hence today's title.) Frazetta isn't one of those artists with a secret erotic artist side - he was bold and brash, filling his work with scantily clad, if at all, sexy women - both as maidens to be rescued and warriors to be feared.
So, like Frank, let's go big today with a dozen and a half images from his amazing body of work:

all art by the late immortal Frank Frazetta