Home Comics Art Lynd Ward’s Beowulf ComicsArt Lynd Ward’s Beowulf By Heidi MacDonald - 01/03/2009 12:05 pm 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinReddItEmailTumblr Via Flickr. From 1939. [Thanks to Paul for the link!] Related RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Kevin O’Neill to get the Apex treatment from Rebellion next year INTERVIEW: Audrey Hopkins talks teaching kids how to draw with Varsity Tutors INTERVIEW: Geof Darrow talks Komodo dragons and Moebius influence in new SHAOLIN COWBOY 1 COMMENT Oooh— I have this! 1939 Heritage Press ed. Grendel opposite p.4 and the Poison-Dragon facing p.84 are my favorites; blue, orange and black never so moodily matched… And Ward’s spot ink illos at the end of the verses aren’t bad, either! Hot Now! Brainiac 5 and Supergirl get the spotlight in latest images from... 02/01/2023 1:30 pm PREVIEW: AWA releases BLACK TAPE #1 this week 01/30/2023 3:00 pm James Mangold is talking about directing the “Chapter One” Swamp Thing... 02/01/2023 3:30 pm Bloodline, Scarlet Witch, and more are riveting in MARVEL’S WOMEN’S HISTORY... 01/25/2023 1:30 pm Marvel’s third annual Krakoa X-Men Vote feat. Dazzler & Jubilee 01/31/2023 9:15 am Jeff Smith hits the road for “Dawn of Man” national TUKI... 01/31/2023 3:15 pm LATEST POSTS Grimlock voiced by Keith David makes his debut in new TRANSFORMERS: EARTHSPARK episodes Taimur Dar - 02/01/2023 3:30 pm James Mangold is talking about directing the “Chapter One” Swamp Thing movie 02/01/2023 3:30 pm WEDNESDAY COMICS REVIEWS: Clever horror-comedy in WHERE MONSTERS LIE #1 02/01/2023 3:00 pm Small Press Spotlight: We have the cover for the upcoming PASS ME BY: LILY 02/01/2023 2:00 pm ADVERTISEMENT
Oooh— I have this! 1939 Heritage Press ed. Grendel opposite p.4 and the Poison-Dragon facing p.84 are my favorites; blue, orange and black never so moodily matched… And Ward’s spot ink illos at the end of the verses aren’t bad, either!
Oooh— I have this! 1939 Heritage Press ed. Grendel opposite p.4 and the Poison-Dragon facing p.84 are my favorites; blue, orange and black never so moodily matched…
And Ward’s spot ink illos at the end of the verses aren’t bad, either!