Home Comics Art Lynd Ward’s Beowulf ComicsArt Lynd Ward’s Beowulf By Heidi MacDonald - 01/03/2009 12:05 pm 0 Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin ReddIt Email Tumblr Via Flickr. From 1939. [Thanks to Paul for the link!] Related RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR PREVIEW: Check out five reimagined masterpieces from Anita Kunz’s ANOTHER HISTORY OF ART INTERVIEW: Theresa Chiechi on the creative process behind ITHAQA and DRAWN TO KEY WEST Black Comics Matter: INFINITUM confronts the unstoppable march of time 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! Robert Pattinson is vengeance in new trailer for THE BATMAN 10/16/2021 5:15 pm Howard & Leon on CATWOMAN, Waid & Mora’s WORLD’S FINEST, and... 10/15/2021 12:00 pm The Marvel Rundown: The mystery deepens in THE DEATH OF DOCTOR... 10/20/2021 12:00 pm Finally, Grant Gustin’s THE FLASH gets yellow boots for Season 8 10/16/2021 1:57 pm Comic-Con Special Edition announces first wave of guests 10/15/2021 9:30 am Kendra Wells & Iron Circus Comics launch REAL HERO SHIT Kickstarter 10/18/2021 12:05 pm LATEST POSTS INTERVIEW: Edwin Hodge fulfills a childhood dream as the voice of Mister Terrific in INJUSTICE Taimur Dar - 10/20/2021 4:00 pm Marvel celebrates BLACK PANTHER 200th issue milestone this January 10/20/2021 3:45 pm REVIEW: GRAVENEYE weaves a terrifying tale of the houses we build for and of ourselves 10/20/2021 3:30 pm INTERVIEW: Anson Mount embraces the fun of voicing Batman in INJUSTICE 10/20/2021 3:00 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!