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Since Carl Barks was born on this day in 1901 here's an odd piece from his days at the Disney studio. Four storyboard drawings for what ...

Are you a fan of the Phantom? If so you should check out Kevin Patrick's Phantom site and take the survey: http://phantomcomicsurvey.w...

How about a Carl Barks painting from 1967 ? Titled "High C! Imagine that!" and numbered #25-67. Maybe not one of his best... B...

Update: The artist is Cecil Surry. Se the comments for more info. Thanks, Alberto! A quick question. We're about to reprint this Tom...

A sketch by Hedvig, that she left behind in my apartment today. Asked if I could post it and she said OK.  For more of her stuff; ...

Taking a break from work for some digging through my files, I found some promotional items drawn by Bo Michanek. I know there are fans of hi...

Here are pages 24 to 28 from The Westerner #194: "Hitch Your Wagon To A Star – Famous Names Help to Sparkle Whitman Products" ...

Seen this watercolor by Barks before? Sold at auction in oct 2007. Titled "Mirror, mirror, tell me true". Anyone with more info...

I was recently asked to do a review of the new book on Barks oil paintings. Well, you know what they say about images vs words. Here's...

Bill Peckmann just alerted me on this book: Rowland B. Wilson's Trade Secrets: Notes for Cartooning and Animation Looks like a ...

Just did a "review" of the book The Art of Joe Kubert on Amazon.com and thought I'd share it here too. [I gave it two stars w...

... is almost over but here are a few odd items, that I guess only the hardcore Loomis collectors are aware of. Enjoy! May 17, 1931 ...

... continues. April 16, 1939 Tomorrow: No more "This Week", but a few other goodies.

... is soon coming to an end. But not yet.

You know what? August 4, 1940 It's still This Week week! (And, yes, it's still Andrew Loomis artwork gracing the covers.)