Above, a nerd zombie. Nerds can be zombies too.
Above, another brilliant Don Heck cover. That guy was a national treasure!
Above, a reprise showing one of my all-time favorite masks. I've had it for years and it hasn't degraded much. I supplied the cardboard eyes.
Aaaaargh! I want! I want! I'd love to have this hotdog couple on my porch this Halloween!
Above, me as a mad scientist. I liked this photo so much that I gave it a permanent place on the Theory Corner left sidebar.
Wow! Whoever shot this deserves an award of some sort. The bag design, the color, the background...it's a perfectly realized picture.
Above...I have no idea what this drawing (woodcut?) was made for. Maybe a production of Hamlet showing the scene where Hamlet's father was murdered? My guess is that it was created to publicize a traveling 19th Century stage show. Text would be added as needed.
Yikes! Why do people take chances like this (above)?
Boris Karloff, of course.
A simplified version of something like this (above) might make an interesting Halloween bookshelf decoration. You could design it so it does double duty at Christmas. I wonder who did this.
The photo of you as the mad scientist is one of my favourites!
ReplyDeleteI collaborated with a girl in my animation class to create this piece based on it; DERANGED SCIENTIST. I did the drawing of you as the scientist from memory which is why it's not as exaggerated as the original.
I even got it printed onto canvas; SCIENTIST ON CANVAS. Though it'd be ideal if the canvas hadn't cropped the Strickfaden laboratory equipment.
I also got this canvas-print of my mad sheep scientist made; EVIL SHEEP
Men of science who are out of their minds are great subjects!
Joshua: Hawhawhaw! I'm so flattered! I've never been on canvas before.
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