duckaldo rivera.

I keep my awesome comics in my apartment and the stuff I can live without in cardboard boxes at my mother's house. I found this last visit:

✝ Count Duckula #8 - Marvel Comics, December 1989 ✝

Count Duckula's intro still holds up.

la faim.

Animated cautionary tale of greed titled, Hunger (1974), produced by the National Film Board of Canada and directed by Peter Foldes.

quod libit.

Animation short titled Quod Libit by artist Gerrit van Dijk (netherlands, 1977).

mathromantics.

The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics, based on a book written and illustrated by Norton Juster and animated by Chuck Jones at MGM Studios in 1965.

minnie the moocher.

Ultra classic 1932 Betty Boop cartoon featuring Cab Calloway's Minnie The Moocher.

the skeleton dance.

1929 Silly Symphonies short produced and directed by Walt Disney with musical score by Carl Stalling.

jack davis dracula's greatest hits.

Jack Davis illustrations from the front and back cover of Dracula's Greatest Hits (Gene Moss, RCA Victor Records, 1964).

van beuren.

A Van Beuren Studio cartoon by the name of Magic Mummy (1932).

midnight.

Groovie Goolies cartoon (1970-1972), the Midnight song.

wolverton bible.

It's a little hard to believe that Basil Wolverton was a devote Christian. I remember as a teenager bugging out on his cover illustrations for Mad Magazine thinking, this man is a freak! In 1941 he was baptized into the Hubert W. Armstrong Radio Church of God, one of these over the top evangelical clans heavy on apocalyptic themes. Wolverton became obsessed with illustrating a more honestly depicted bible story, that could put the fear of God into sinners. In 2009 The Wolverton Bible was released on Fantagraphics Books. The publication features a delightful introduction by Monte Wolverton (son), verses, snippets and illustrations of the old testament like you've always wanted it.

robot manga.

Mechanical monsters from the manga television series Mazinga Z (1972-1974).