#alfredo alcala

[evilhorse]

Power to evil!

(He-Man and the Masters of the Universe minicomic: The Obelisk)

#he-man and the masters of the universe #masters of the universe #skeletor #power to evil #eternia #Karen sargentich #alfredo alcala #dark horse comics #comics #80s comics

[gameraboy2]

Red Sonja by Alfredo Alcala, 1981

#red sonja #alfredo alcala #1981 #1980s #fantasy #fantasy art #comics #comic book #comic book art #comic books #art #illustration

[cantsayidont]

May 1983. The irony of this statement (in a scene from DETECTIVE COMICS #526) is that anyone who's ever had a cat — and certainly anyone who's had as many cats as Selina Kyle has — knows that this is absolutely not true.

#comics #detective comics #gerry conway #don newton #alfredo alcala #catwoman #selina kyle #batman #batcat

[weirdlookindog]

Tales of the Haunted and the Damned!

The Most Haunted House in England!

by Carl Wessler (script) & J. Noriega (pencils) & Alfredo Alcala (inks)

(Ghosts #23 - February 1974)

#tales of the haunted and the damned! #the most haunted house in england! #carl wessler #j. noriega #alfredo alcala #ghosts #dc comics #comic art #horror comics #horror art

[pulpsandcomics2]

Black Colossus

#john buscema #alfredo alcala

[the-gershomite]

The Savage Sword of Conan the Barbarian #19 June 1977

"Vengeance in Vendhya" (31-32 of 32)

adapted from the story "The People of the Black Circle" by Robert E. Howard

script by Roy Thomas

art by John Buscema and Alfredo Alcala

The Buscema Barbarians a portfolio of Robert E. Howard's greatest creations by John Buscema

The Man Who Was Conan by Fred Blosser

#the savage sword of conan the barbarian #conan #the people of the black circle #robert e. howard #roy thomas #john buscema #alfredo alcala #fred blosser #comics

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Alfredo Alcala draws House of Mystery #228

#dc comics #house of mystery #the best comic book panels #alfredo alcala #dragon #wizard #cain and abel #halloween comics

[tomoleary]

Art for a few of John Buscema’s Tarzan covers, inked by himself, Pablo Marcos, Alfredo Alcala twice, Neal Adams twice, Bob McLeod, Klaus Janson, Bob McLeod, and Bob Hall.

#john buscema #tarzan #pablo marcos #alfredo alcala #neal adams #bob mcleod #klaus janson #bob hall

[darklongbox]

Stunning Swamp Thing art by Rick Veitch and Alfredo Alcala.

#horror #scifi #comics #comicart #science fiction #art #horror art #illustration #horror comics #rick veitch #alfredo alcala #swamp thing #vertigo comics

[balu8]

Plop! #1: The Message

by Sheldon Mayer; Alfredo Alcala

DC

#dc comics #plop! #alfredo alcala #sheldon mayer

[curtvilescomic]

Conan The Barbarian by Alfredo Alcala

#comics #pulp #Conan The Barbarian #Alfredo Alcala

[evilhorse]

By the power of Grayskull!

(Masters of the Universe Mini-Comic: He-Man and the Insect People)

#masters of the Universe #motu #he-man #prince adam #i have the power #grayskull #the sword of power #transformation #eternia #mini comics #mattel toys #Michael halperin #alfredo alcala #dark horse comics #comics #80s comics

[gameraboy2]

Rootz by Jack Kirby and Alfredo Alcala

#rootz #jack kirby #alfredo alcala #vintage #comics #comic book #comic book art #comic books #art #illustration

[cantsayidont]

August 1986. Bankrupt and thrown out of Wayne Manor due to a complex stock manipulation scheme, Batman asks the really important questions in this scene from BATMAN ANNUAL #10.

#comics #batman #doug moench #denys cowan #alfredo alcala #bruce wayne #batman close-ups #(sort of) #why DOESN'T his utility belt have a spoon?

[all-action-all-picture]

The Incredible Hulk Weekly No. 57, dated 2 April 1980. I think the cover is made up from existing art. The Silver Surfer likely from the pen of John Buscema while Hulk is from the unlikely pairing of Sal Buscema and Alfredo Alcala.

#02apr #1980 #the incredible hulk weekly #john buscema #sal buscema #alfredo alcala #marvel uk

[comicartarchive]

Adventures on the Planet of the Apes 7 pg2  by Alfredo Alcala

#planet of the apes #based on a movie #based on a book #splash page #title splash page #alfredo alcala #bronze age comics #Original Comic Art