Mike Manley

Join us as we welcome Ray-Anthony Height to the livestream as we draw and jaw!

RIP Walter Koenig (September 14, 1936 – October 25, 2026)

Two shots from West Philly. The sun this time of year creates great shadows.

From 2010 in my undergrad morning painting class at PAFA with Scott Noel. Scott with his favorite Contre-Jour setup. Man it was a fight to set your canvas and palette and match the values. Your eyes fight you. Speed painting!! But I miss those days the most in art school. I learned so much.

The Phantom from the Fog https://pulpcovers.com/the-phantom-from-the-fog/ #DimeDetective #Hostage #Magazine #Mystery #WalterBaumhofer

Bad Art response to bad art

One of my favorite covers for the series. And Marie Severin’s colors really are so choice here. Old school colors still rule. I loved coming up with cover ideas for this book

Ross Andru and Frank Giacoia covered Amazing Spider-Man 172 (1977), and splashed it over a Len Wein script.

The Wolf Man (1941).

Protect this Young WOMAN at all Cost!!

The sadness..colors bg @mimisimon.com

How about a 3-part crossover? Marvel was not as fond of these in the Bronze Age, as they were the 2-parters, but it happened. • Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott covered Fantastic Four Annual 11 (1976). • Kirby & Sinnott covered MTiO Annual 1 (1976). • Kirby, Giacoia, & Romita covered MTiO 20 (1976).

Witching Hour #58 (1975) ANOTHER great Luis Dominguez skeleton cover

How about a 2-part crossover? Marvel was fond of these in the Bronze Age. • Gil Kane, Tom Palmer, and John Romita covered Tomb of Dracula 18 (1973). • Mike Ploog covered Werewolf by Night 15 (1973).

An old Phantom trading card I drew decades before I ever drew the strip

A recent commission of Night Wing —my list is open !

A few covers I did for the DC animated line of books

This weeks Phantom with background assist by @mimisimon.com

Sergey Kirillov

Pavel Ryzhenko

Another older Inktober piece

My first digital painting done on my old G4-5. On a back Wacom in Photoshop. A long time ago

Klarion, the Witch Boy, and his familiar companion Teekl have returned to Earth after the banishment spell that Etrigan cast upon them -- and he wants revenge! His plan is to replace Jason Blood with a deranged, wandering spirit cloaked in Jason’s human form in order to gain control of the Demon.

Caniff

Earl Norem covered Marvel Preview 12 (1977). As published, and sans trade dress.

Adventure Comics #440 The Specter Art by Jim Aparo DC Comics (1975)

Wally Wood

Ivan Constantinovich Aivazovsky

Another old con sketch

Old con sketch of Falsh and Dale

Larry Lieber, Frank Giacoia, John Romita covered Black Goliath 3 (1976).

Gray Morrow covered House of Secrets 83 (1970).

Old con sketch of Green Lantern