#Carol Lay

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Small Press Expo 2024 Announces the first round of Special Guests

Small Press Expo 2024 Announces the first round of Special Guests #spx #spx2024

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Eating Raoul promotional comic by Kim Deitch and Carol Lay (Heavy Metal magazine - February 1983)

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Forty Days of Frankenstein, Final Bits and Pieces: as we’re coming right up on the tail end of this year’s Frankenstein sequence, the prize for weirdest Frankenstein I found this October might just go to tonight’s image. You never do know where the Frankensteins will take you. To understand what we have here, you have to know that DC Comics has a set of “funny animal” superhero characters called *Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo-Crew*. Each of the characters is a sort of parody superhero, and in the titular comic the characters have both team adventures and solo stories. In Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo-Crew #17 (cover date, July, 1983), the porcine character Pig-Iron (whose super-strong, super-durable body is made of living steel) has a solo adventure titled “The House of Frankenswine” in which he visits the country of West Erminy (the comic specializes in animal puns) and encounters the Monster Frankenswine. This three-panel sequence (art by Rick Hoberg and Carol Lay) of the Monster being brought to life gives a good flavor of the story, penned by the venerable E. Nelson Bridwell. Note the Monster's Karloff/Pierce-influenced design, although in the "fuzzy vest" variant. Temple electrodes, too.

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Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew! #14 (April 1983) by DC Comics

Written by Scott Shaw and E. Nelson Bridwell, drawn by Shaw, inks by Al Gordon and Carol Lay.

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The Gloucester Sea Serpent surfaces in a story by Carol Lay in next week’s ‘Project: Cryptid’ #10

Check out an exclusive preview of a new story coming in next week’s anthology from Ahoy Comics.

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Sharon-A-Day, Day 547 (6/31/23)

What If 5. On sale 7/26/77. "What If... Captain America and Bucky Had Both Survived World War II?"

Writer: Don Glut

Penciller: George Tuska

Inker: Russ Jones

Letterers: Carol Lay, Warren Greenwood

Colorist: George Roussos

Editor: Roy Thomas

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REVIEW: The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror: Omnibus #2

Closing in on October, boys and girls of all ages sit close to their tv screens to watch the much anticipated Halloween Spectacular. The Simpson’s Treehouse of Horror is a collection of short animations featuring our favorite cast of yellowed-skinned cartoons in thrilling, horrifying, and gruesome stories. This in many households is a tradition not unlike that of the carving of the pumpkin,…

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emily carroll has once again permanently changed my brain chemistry

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Ebenezer Scrooge | requested by Anonymous

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Preview: Project Cryptid #10

Project Cryptid #10 preview. More wild, mythical creatures in unlikely places! Head to Nantucket and 600 B.C. Mongolia! #comics #comicbooks

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omg malcolm and johnny faceclaims right next to each other on pinterest.........you will always be my little brother cause you're younger we're related and we're boys.......

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this is now one of many ✨ft4 christmas song manifestation zones✨

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Preview pages from Project: Cryptid #10 (Ahoy Comics, June 2024) by Carol Lay

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I lay in bed thinking about everything in my heart that was possible and impossible, right and wrong, sayable and unsayable.

Carol Rifka Brunt

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This takes place when Terrence kidnaps Jay while is bodyguards were in trouble.

Never though will draw this… Here’s a thing about them, just because they’re young, didn’t mean they are less dangerous.

Captured Charles Au by @euphoricandnostalgia

Accordion and Violin by @bluetorchsky

Lay Copperbottom by me

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