Showing posts with label Zorro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zorro. Show all posts

Friday, October 13, 2017

Friday Fun DRACULA VS ZORRO!

For the next two weeks, we're running a ghoulish treat...
...over three blogs each Friday!
It'll start here, link to the next part at our "brother" RetroBlog Western Comics Adventures, then conclude (for each week) at RetroBlog Seduction of the Innocent!
Now, to "wet your whistle" for the graphic feast to come, here's a sampling of pages in b/w.
(The complete story is, of course, in full color!)
Be Here Next Friday for the Triple-Blog Treat!
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Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Reading Room: ZORRO "Spaniard's Secret: Please Believe Me"

Fear not, Faithful one!
You haven't missed a post!
The first part of this tale appeared yesterday at our "brother" blog Secret Sanctum of Captain Video™!
...now we continue the adaptation of this three-episode arc of the classic 1950s Zorro tv series featuring guest star Annette Funicello!
Visit our "brother" blog Western Comics Adventures™, tomorrow, for the thrilling conclusion!
This never-reprinted tale from Dell's Four Color Comics #1037 (1959) was illustrated by Warren Tufts and Joe Giella, but the scripter of the adaptation is unknown.
Now, the episode itself...

Sunday, February 17, 2013

Cover Preview MASKS #7

The BIG crossover of masked mystery-men continues...
...with this cover by Francisco Francavilla for #7, featuring The Shadow, The Green Hornet, and The Spider.
But who's holding the card?

Sunday, August 19, 2012

MASKS: the Ultimate Mystery-Man Team-Up

We'll be showing you a team-up between The Shadow and Doc Savage soon...
But there's a marathon team-up mini-series coming in November that'll make history for the sheer amount of pulp and media heroes from various companies combined in one story!
It's called, appropriately enough, MASKS, and features...
The Shadow!
Zorro!
The Spider!
Plus other heroes like Miss Fury, The Black Bat, and The Black Terror are mentioned as appearing later on in the series!
Watch for it!
Plus see a sneak preview of the latest (#8) cover for The Shadow's solo title!

Monday, September 26, 2011

Out of the Night, When the Full Moon is Bright...

"...comes the Horseman known as Zorro!"
Click on the art to enlarge
It's so big, we had to use two blogs to tell it!
It's ZORRO!
The comic book version of the legendary Disney tv series, featuring art by the amazing Alex Toth!
For Part One, go to our TV/Movie Adaptation blog...
then, either follow the embedded link or return here to go to
for the exciting conclusion and a special video treat!

Sunday, October 17, 2010

MORE Halloween Horror by Francesco Francavilla

If you haven't already visited the blog, hit Pulp Sunday during it's 31 Days of Halloween.
Hot artist Francesco Francavilla, who's presently working on such iconic characters as The Batman, Daredevil (and The Black Panther), The Lone Ranger, The Green Hornet, and Zorro (see a pattern?) is presenting a daily feature in October of illos rendering classic movie monsters and horrors in pen and ink!
Miss it NOT!

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Kool New Blog: Comic Twart

There's a very kool blog I'd like to point out to all comics fans...Comic Twart!
The concept is an artists' jam (both pros and very talented amateurs who could turn pro) with a different character or series each week! (Among them is Francesco Francavilla of Zorro and, soon, Green Hornet, fame!)
So far they've done spectacular jams on Zorro and The Rocketeer.
(both pulp/Golden Age comic/retro-themed subjects! Our favorite!)
Who knows what they'll do next?
I'll be watching!
Will you?

Friday, May 15, 2009

Kevin Smith's Green Hornet to be comic mini-series

As all us fanboys (and fangirls) know, before Seth Rogan's version of The Green Hornet was "green-lighted" (ahem), fan-turned-pro Kevin Smith was scheduled to write and direct a new film adaptation of the multi-media character.
Now, Dynamite Entertainment, who successfully revived classic characters Zorro, The Lone Ranger, Buck Rogers, and the 1940s heroes we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ classify as the Lost Heroes of the Golden Age of Comics™ in Alex Ross' Project SuperPowers, are also doing The Green Hornet, with one of the projects being a comic book mini-series of the un-produced script for the Kevin Smith film project!
Interestingly, he seems to have adapted several elements from the tv series including the domino mask (rather than the lower-face mask of the comics and radio show ad art or the full-face mask of the serials) and use of a "stinger" weapon, as well as the NOW Comics' female Kato! (and of course, having Alex Ross do the costume designs and cover art doesn't hurt!)

One request to the powers-that-be at Dynamite...
Kevin Smith has become notorious for his problems meeting deadlines on his comic book projects.
Hopefully, the fact that he's already worked out the plot and probably most of the script of the movie will enable him to produce the mini-series in a far more timely manner than his other oft-delayed work.
At any rate, please don't schedule publishing the mini until at least 3/4 of the script is in-house!

More on this as it develops...