Wood's Space Buddies

Mr. Mouse Meets Peter Max (by Klein and Wood)

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Peter Max , after conquering the psychedelic world, decided to do what every boy at heart does; have his own comic book, with all his favorite characters involved. Even better, he got the great Wally Wood to do it. Snazzy.

Also: Copyright ~smopyright

Space Buddies

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I don't know why, but this one wood panel by itself amuse me so, and I'd thought I would share it.

The Gnark ( Steve Skeates, Steve Ditko + Wally Wood)

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A story spotlighted here not only because it was never officially published--was supposed to be for Plop!, dc humor mag-- but also for the unusual team up of steve ditko and wally wood (and not for the plot which is fair but not exceptional). This may be their only collaboration to my knowledge, and one of the few times wood's inks did not overwhelm another persons pencils. It is an unusual but intriguing melding of talents.

Wally's World

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Another odd short from Weird Science, a series that actually lost money with each issue but the publisher loved it so much he refused to cancel it or replace it with an easy sell. Appreciate the balls of the publisher and Woody's amazing art, knowing it was brought for the love of the medium. Enjoy.

A little Wally Wood

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Wally always had a way of combining comedy and horror( the two planes this world truly lives on) mesh so flawlessly.

Comic Opera (by Jacobs and Wood)

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Frank Jacob's gags are amusing but Wally Wood's art really throws it into the stratosphere. All those characters and details, he must have spent forever on them. Quite amazing.

Wally Wood draws the entire damn strips world

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No, I cannot name every single character. Besidies, who cares? It's a party, have fun. Hope this time of year turns out good for you guys. See you next year.

Doomsman Revolution Must Die (Doom Tales pt. I)

So begins the most epic(drawn out?) post done yet. I will present Dr. Doom's adventures in Astonishing Tales 1-8. However, as there are four distinct arcs, not to mention various levels of quality, I will present them in four different posts. Remember I posted backward, that way you could follow the story if you scroll down (the way most viewers do). But, you can also see each individual arc, if for some reason you only want to read one(which I humbly submit should be the last one, part IV).

Due to the continuity for these posts, I will make a DR. Doom label for these four only. I hope you enjoy(be sure to note int he comments which is your favorite).

The first arc (Astonishing Tales issue 1-3) is a great way to start off the series featuring a rare drawing of Doom by notable non Marvelite Wally Wood.