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Comics artists love Frankenstein’s Bride
Arthur Adams
Saturday was the birthday of actress Elsa Lanchester, so to celebrate, John Rozum posted an amazing gallery of art inspired by her most famous role, the Bride of Frankenstein. A ton of comics artists are included and you can see many of them below the break. Be sure to visit Rozum’s site for even more, including additional pieces by Mike Mignola, Kevin Nowlan and Bruce Timm, as well as art by Basil Gogos, William Stout, and Mike McKone.
Dan Brereton
Gene Colan
Gabriel Hardman
Fred Hembeck
Joelle Jones
Mike Mignola
Kevin Nowlan
Steve Rude
Bill Sienkiewicz
Ryan Sook
Bruce Timm
Tagged: art, Art Adams, Basil Gogos, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bill Stout, Bruce Timm, Dan Brereton, Frankenstein, Fred Hembeck, Gabriel Hardman, Gene Colan, Joëlle Jones, John Rozum, Kevin Nowlan, Mike McKone, Mike Mignola, Ryan Sook, Steve Rude
3 Comments
Jamie S. Rich
October 29, 2012 at 11:49 am
My friend and collaborator Megan Levens drew her recently, as well! http://buzzingoverbombshell.blogspot.com/2012/08/here-comes-bride.html
Acer
October 29, 2012 at 6:49 pm
There’s another role I thought Lanchester did a good job with: the Miss Marple analogue Ms. Jessica Marbles in Neil Simon’s “Murder by Death” (1976)–it’s an absolutely hilarious send-up.
Michael May
October 29, 2012 at 7:28 pm
Thanks, Jamie!
@Acer: I’m also partial to her in Blackbeard’s Ghost.