Weirdo #16 Character Design Quarterly artwork by Moritat

artwork by Moritat

From the description of the attributes I have given to the art of Dino Battaglia you can imagine that in this setting

Finicky collectors know how hard it is to find sharp copies of these books

and in some cases the thought that goes behind the direction a painting will take after it stops being a drawing and becomes an illustration

The House of Mystery earned its iconic status in the early 1970s under the skillful hands of editor Joe Orlando

Weirdo #16 Character Design Quarterly artwork by Moritat"Created Robert Crumb, Weirdo picked up where Zap left off, defining a new aesthetic for the '80s, opening the way towards a new wave of comics literacy for a generation of outcasts, oddballs and revolutionaries." A horrid little magazine, put out by horrid little people. Edited by Peter Bagge. Bagge edited #10 17. Crumb edited #1 9. Each issue has comics, satiric ads, photo funnies, letters to the editor, and more! Cover by Robert Crumb. One page