@3:10 That's some Fight Club Paper Street comics making shit right there.

A little underground comix tidbit about Larry Gonick that I learned last year while reading the Fantagraphics Wimmen's Comix collection: it appears to me that he was the only man to have work in Wimmen's Comix. He inked and lettered a piece that was written and pencilled by Terry Richards in #8. His Cartoon History of the Universe is interesting and reflective of vast knowledge. Such a project is obviously an insanely major undertaking. I'd be interested to see such a thing attempted again with newer scholarship.

Also did Car Toons magazine for gearheads comics

Heads are not decapitated! BODIES are decapitated. Heads are DISEMBODIED!

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I have that book, autographed. ✔️

Big thanks for posting these jim🙏❤

Kayfabe Forever

Would love a 24/7 live kayfabe channel

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Aww..my heart dropped.

Dave is a Poser. Got lucky with money. But his art is weird, his personality is a mental circus but listening to him talk about anything is quite entertaining. What a character man.

Ed talking about Crumb, just a joy to watch. Thanks for the upload Jim.

ED FOREVER STILL HURTS

Miss ya, Ed.

Those turtles have tumors for veins!

Heavy Metal....

I can’t imagine what Jim has been going through. The loss of Ed hit me like a sledgehammer to the gut. Hope Jim knows how much our hearts go out to him right now.

Bought my first Conan paperback in the late sixties because of the Frazetta cover. The book you are looking through, I have it too. Never get tired of flipping through it.

Frazetta is amazing. Great video. I know much of his work but you have shown pieces I have never seen. Back in the day my dad read a lot of Edgar Rice Burroughs and dad was an amazing artist in himself. He drew a book cover I have never found. It was a gnarly tiger stalking Tarzan from a log..

Kayfabe 4 Life❤

Is it basically the comic-book counterpart of "extreme cinema"??

“ My name is Marshal Law… I’m a hero hunter… haven’t found any, yet…”

Loved his art

Bart Simpson lol

It was a great run. Thanks cartoonist kayfabe

Some of the characters in that first Mother's Day strip and Carrion Death reminds me of John Ridgway. He is also great with lighting.

Kingdom Come original art would probably go at least 10x on Heritage today 😂

That’s a great Tor Johnson shirt. Love both of you guys.

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Rest in peace Alvin. Rest in peace Ed.

Simonson's sketches are amazing, full of energy

My grandmother has those comics and the sex to sexty comics. Though she waited until i was an adult to let me read them

on the west coast we got Robotech on PBS. Loved it as a little kid even though I couldn't follow the plot to save my life.

He actually used himself and his wife as models for some of these drawings. Grew up during the late 70's flipping through his books. I am also a proud First Edition Dungeons and Dragons fan...much of the art in there was inspired by Vajjejo and Frazetta.

I Love these...

Choe is exactly right. That’s what is amazing about Kayfabe…. I was alone when I read these books and had no one to share my thoughts about the art and story. This is the club I always wanted to be a member of. It all just is tragic that Ed is gone. This show was in it’s beginning… even though it was a few years in. I just found the show March of 2024. Then April 1st, it’s over. Can this ever continue? Will Jim ever make a comment here? Or just let it fade into the past? Ugh….

Pulp Fiction was released in 1994, which was revolutionary in film and pop culture media. I highly doubt, with all due respect to Teran if Tarrentino swiped from him and Marvel.

I still just cannot think that Ed won’t be there next Christmas and every day till then. Thank you again for all you did for Comics and for us 🙏

I was fascinated with his work as a teenager. Alot more going on in these works than most people see. Still enjoy it brings back some good memories.

This was the only rpg I ever played

Don't know if Frazetta will ever be equaled..........thanks for the video

I'm continuously amazed that From Hell isn't more well known / well regarded which, amongst other things, means that its not the subject of that many online deep dives like this. Listening to you guys summarise it while reviewing it was a joy. Particularly like Ed's style. "Netley is in way over his head man" Love it. Here's one for you though - that future Gull sees at the climax of his orgy of violence is the actual 1990s. That aint no schizophrenic "in the future they'll have jet packs and meals will come in pill form " hallucination. The (nearly) final image of the appendix is a strip club. Jahbulon got the misogynistic world he wanted, for the last century at least.

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Man I was and still a fan Edd.😊miss you RIP🙏

Ah that thumbnail got me. JIm thanks for continuing to release these. I will watch them all in time. Hope you're well.

Canto XXXII At the base of the well, Dante finds himself within a large frozen lake: Cocytus, the Ninth Circle of Hell. Trapped in the ice, each according to his guilt, are punished sinners guilty of treachery against those with whom they had special relationships. The lake of ice is divided into four concentric rings (or "rounds") of traitors corresponding, in order of seriousness, to betrayal of family ties, betrayal of community ties, betrayal of guests, and betrayal of lords. This is in contrast to the popular image of Hell as fiery; as Ciardi writes, "The treacheries of these souls were denials of love (which is God) and of all human warmth. Only the remorseless dead center of the ice will serve to express their natures. As they denied God's love, so are they furthest removed from the light and warmth of His Sun. As they denied all human ties, so are they bound only by the unyielding ice." This final, deepest level of hell is reserved for traitors, betrayers and oathbreakers (its most famous inmate is Judas Iscariot).

The thumbnail got me on this one today 😢 Will definitely watch all these too in time.

CEREBUS sort of ran outta steam after "Jaka' Story"> ALL c did was sit around and then die!! The Stooges were fun!!

I love this! What a treasure. It’s so damned tragic that we’ve lost Ed. It’s so hard to believe he’s gone.