He did a bunch of Conan, but I think most of his US stuff was for stuff like House of Mystery. Like Alcala (who did, like, 90% of the inking on Buscema's Conan pages) he was from the Philippines too. They're both really awesome inking
I hate finding out about artists currently active...who don't have blogs. Come on, I want to add you to my feed reader so it reminds me that you exist every so often, & I can get inspired by your images!
like an influencer, but stupid
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Among the new releases from James Edward Raggi the Fourth's dark fortress
in Finland is *The Music of Ericha Zann,* Jimbo's misanthropic take on the
bard...
James Raggi introduces the Nebulith
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James describes it as "Zak's best work". Also as something that you, the
audience, should buy as soon as possible.
And here's why.
RIP OFF YOUR SKIN AND KILL YOUR GOD.
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Out of game. Kind of.
I don't care about Fun. I'm not competing in the Funlympics because it's a
participation trophy and if your table isn't having Fun
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I'm Zak, I live in Los Angeles. Most of the people I know here are women I know from being a porn "actor"--so they're porn stars and strippers. So that's who I play Dungeons & Dragons with.
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Gorgeous art. It looks like something you'd find in Heavy Metal magazine, am I correct?
@mortellan
Sure that last one's from Heavy Metal or Metal Hurlant, don't know about the rest.
He did a bunch of Conan, but I think most of his US stuff was for stuff like House of Mystery. Like Alcala (who did, like, 90% of the inking on Buscema's Conan pages) he was from the Philippines too. They're both really awesome inking
@mortellan
http://grantbridgestreet.blogspot.com/2010/09/alex-nino-tap-dancing-on-tender.html?zx=52963e37040a8741 <--- the full story the fourth image is from.
appeared in heavy metal, may 1978... with a druillet cover, shit. I should track a copy of this down...
**both awesome inkers.
I hate finding out about artists currently active...who don't have blogs. Come on, I want to add you to my feed reader so it reminds me that you exist every so often, & I can get inspired by your images!
Don't know much about him beyond his Heavy Metal strips. I used to use that eyeball painting as my blog banner.
Alex Nino's work is amazing. I met his nephew on several occaisions as he too is an artist and works with a friend of mine.
That first piece is flippin' fantastic.
I've got a comic of Wells' The Time Machine that he illustrated around here that I've had since I was kid.
His Morlocks are what I think of when I think of The Time Machine.
Gorgeous.
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