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Lewis Carnelian taking flight in one of the stories from Epic Comics’ “Moebius 3: The Airtight Garage.” Happy #moebiusmonday, fans.

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Artist is Guido Crepax, not Georges Bielec.

Bielec was a prolific editor of sexy BD series -- this is a cropped image of the cover of the first issue of La Hyene, January 1969. La Hyene was published by Idees Images and ran for 5 issues in 1969.

The character depicted is Crepax's most famous character, the photographer/sex kitten Valentina.

Georges Bielec - La hyène, 1969.

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‘Of the Heavens’ — watercolor & mixed media on paper

This my first painting I created for my recent exhibition, ‘Fables’. I’ve always had a fascination for folktales around the world. These stories have always sparked wonder in my imagination as a kid, so I wanted to create my own personal interpretation of a few fabled creatures with respect to the traditions, symbology and legends where they come from. The first that came to mind was that of the Dragon, a creature prevalent throughout a lot of East Asian cultures and often symbolic of power, fortune and the divine. So, here’s my interpretation of the Dragon, blessed with auspicious jade eyes & claws 😄 #brbchasingdreams

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There are two types of skull planet.

Art by Ray Feibush (left) and Bruce Pennington. Check out these illustrations along with 400 others in my new art book - "Worlds Beyond Time: Sci-Fi Art of the 1970s" is out now!

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Covers and interior art from Fire and Ice, a comic series prequel to the 1982 film by Ralph Bakshi and Frank Frazetta.

Cover A: Bill Sienkiewicz

Cover B: Leonardo Manco

Cover C: Original movie poster art by Frazetta

The story is written by Bill Willingham and interior art is by Manco.

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Robot Habitat by Raul Cruz

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70's Sci-Fi

Barbarella / Zardoz / Stella Star

Art by Francis Portela

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From the H.R. Giger tribute show "Brain Salad Surgery," opening today at Copro Gallery in Santa Monica:

"GigerLand" by Michael Pucciarelli

"Huntress" by Brian M. Viveros

"Architect" by Ego

"Banished" by David Stoupakis

"Shadow Teller" by Vanessa Lemen

"Pins and Needle" by Brian M. Viveros

"3 Blind Eyes" and "Alien" by Brad Gray

"Somnus" by Allen Williams

"Trinitas" by Dos Diablos

"Hanford 32" by Chris Mars

"Victory's Child" and "Hierophant" by Jason Hite

"Gorgon" by Mark Covell

"Silence" by Jamie Lee Parker

"Frozen Storm" by Peter Gric

"Mother" by Dos Diablos

"Orphan" by Jody Fallon

"Mind Bullets" by Michael Pucciarelli

"Ta-Di-Isis" by Matt Mrowska

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"Beast Acolyte" by Gands the Scholar.

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Untitled Moebius image from 1992. Found on the website of Philippe Labaune Gallery, the first and only exhibition space dedicated to comics art in New York City. Stop by when you're in Chelsea. Happy Moebius Monday...

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Steranko’s cover for Conspiracy of the Planet of the Apes. 

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Esteban Maroto

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Jay Jaganath

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Mike Bell.

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Robert Foster’s 1969 cover art to The Age of the Pussyfoot, by Frederik Pohl

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Casey Weldon, "Necronominomnom"

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Laurie Lipton, "Bone China"