1963

Yours truly on Marston Street in South Philly circa 1963.

Sunny Eyes Up

Sunny Eyes Up, originally uploaded by willceau.

Or Over Queasy.

Wait 'til you see what I saw in my Coco Crispies!

This is becoming a fixation. Playing with Photoshop in work again.

Night Shift

Night Shift, originally uploaded by willceau.

Fiddling around in Photoshop during a little down time at work. Nothing major- maybe 15 minutes of work, but I liked the results so what the hey?

The Horror of Party Beach

The Horror of Party Beach, originally uploaded by willceau.

Comic Book/photo novel adaptation of the greatest movie ever made – The Horror of Party Beach. The cover is by Wally Wood.

1963

1963
Originally uploaded by willceau

Better than the Beatles

Riding the Big White Bus

Riding the Big White Bus, originally uploaded by willceau.

This is from an old sketchbook of mine and based on personal experience. I was rooting around while doing some Spring cleaning and found this. I drew it in a Strathmore sketchbook with a Kohinoor Rapidograph technical pen almost 22 years old.

Case of the Homicidal Harlot

Case of the Homicidal Harlot, originally uploaded by willceau.

Dr. Shock & Bubbles

Dr. Shock & Bubbles
Originally uploaded by willceau

Rummaging around my voluminous clutter I found this from 1978.

Flickr

This is a test post from , a fancy photo sharing thing.

A test...

I've been away for a while, and now I'm back.

Let's see if this works.

Top Guns of the West

Here's a Joe Kubert cover of another favorite comic of mine. This was from a time when you could always count on Western, war, romance and humor comics in the same spinning racks as the costumed crime fighters.

From the spinning racks...

This is a little something from one of the dustier boxes of my comic collection. It isn't in great condition, and isn't worth all that much, and I refuse to have it graded and slabbed because I enjoy looking at my comics (it would probably be a waste of money anyway.) I think my older brother bought it and gave it to me. The story isn't too good, but the dynamic design of the cover stuck with me for years. It's 20 cents worth of pure joy.

Emperor of the North

This is from the Doo-Wop Avenue Car Show that was on Passyunk Avenue in So. Philly a couple of weeks ago. For me, this is real design particularly the graphics.