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- unless I'm not using it (an addle-brained, contorted-pose wide-eyed brown lizard) anymore by the time you read this. I promised the people who tried to figure out where he came from that I'd reveal the source today...
This is but a single page out of an epic, multi-issue Dr. Strange story I read back in my stoned-out-of-my-mind college days. (I wasn't the only one either; in Tom Wolfe's 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' Wolfe writes about Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters grooving on 'Steve Ditko (the artist) chiascuro.')
By the way this art still rocks!
This is but a single page out of an epic, multi-issue Dr. Strange story I read back in my stoned-out-of-my-mind college days. (I wasn't the only one either; in Tom Wolfe's 'The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test' Wolfe writes about Ken Kesey's Merry Pranksters grooving on 'Steve Ditko (the artist) chiascuro.')
By the way this art still rocks!
Category All / Comics
Species Reptilian (Other)
Size 882 x 1280px
File Size 356.2 kB
One of my best convention sketchbook drawings ever was inspired by this guy - me walking along, suddenly striking a similar pose (arms and legs all contorted) & in the last panel crawling on the ground in full reptilian form ("ssso evil, ssso delightfully evil") - the first appearance of the guy who would eventually evolve into Komos.
I told the guy whose sketchbook it was he had to send me a copy or I would kill him. The son of a bitch didn't & there's now a price on his head. (Plus I now bring my camera with me & photograph all my sketchbook art just in case)
I told the guy whose sketchbook it was he had to send me a copy or I would kill him. The son of a bitch didn't & there's now a price on his head. (Plus I now bring my camera with me & photograph all my sketchbook art just in case)
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