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K. He/Him, Born 1993, Aromantic Autist Artist, Writer of the Dreams of WANDER, a weird fiction series. Follow for Pulp media stuff, Kaiju content, shitposts, OC content, and occasional fandom reblogs from niche fandoms! Minors DNI.

In American comics, Mike Mignola is up there for sure. Darwyn Cooke was also incredibly recognizable. In Japanese Manga, thats a tough one. Hirohiko Araki got his art in the Louvre, and the late-great Kentaro Miura is also irreplaceable. Saying nothing of Go Nagai, Mizuki Shigueru, Toriyama---

Anne Loves Comics!@annecomics.bsky.social · 3d ago

Who has the most instantly recognizable art style in all of comics? Jason? Quitely? Moebius? Momoko? Who? Name anyone and tell us why 🎨

Loose translation of the title incoming (corrections / info always welcomed) but here's some visual snippets from the WHY DID THE DINOSAURS RULE (なぜなにきょうりゅうと怪獣, 1970), apart of the What and Why Learning series of Japanese picture books (first of several shares).

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Loose translation of the title incoming (corrections / info always welcomed) but here's some visual snippets from the WHY DID THE DINOSAURS RULE (なぜなにきょうりゅうと怪獣, 1970), apart of the What and Why Learning series of Japanese picture books (second of several shares).

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Loose translation of the title incoming (corrections / info always welcomed) but here's some visual snippets from the WHY DID THE DINOSAURS RULE (なぜなにきょうりゅうと怪獣, 1970), apart of the What and Why Learning series of Japanese picture books (third of several shares).

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Loose translation of the title incoming (corrections / info always welcomed) but here's some visual snippets from the WHY DID THE DINOSAURS RULE (なぜなにきょうりゅうと怪獣, 1970), apart of the What and Why Learning series of Japanese picture books (fourth of several shares).

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Scooby Doo's famous "create a monster to scare people off property" plots were often loosely based on real stories. Take this 1926 story of a woman who was harassed by a shaggy furred apeman. She believed it was a person in a costume trying to scare her to lower her home value

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It’s 3 AM! You know what that means? That’s right! Beautifully hideous dinosaurian nightmares from sadly uncredited artists, produced for miscellaneous vintage card sets and other such memorabilia.

A squat, sail-backed green theropod that looks like a cross between a newt and a Godzilla-esque kaiju.A stone-grey Diplodocus with a dead-eyed stare feeds on water reeds from a green-tinted pond.A hilariously tiny-eyed, sprawling Stegosaurus with a muppety face lurches over a landscape covered in mosses and lichen-like growth.An impossibly toothy Daspletosaurus with wiry neck muscles and weedy forelimbs gorily chews apart the carcass of a strange, serpentine reptile with spiky skin and sprawling limbs.

Nanjing Paleontological Museum has an in-house traditional Chinese artist, Li Chen, creating paintings of famous Chinese dinosaurs. These are from 2022 exhibition "From Dragon to Bird" and can be purchased in the museum as postcards or book《从龙到鸟系列 科学艺术化石复原图》

Anchiornis in traditional style Microraptor in traditional style

Cycalla – The Lord of Flora and the Verdant Tower Kaitheros – The Lord of Predation and the Conquering Storm (and my main kaiju!) T’Run – The Lord of Erosion and the Vanishing Mountain Trogethere: The Lord of the Poles and of the Timeless Cold

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Crinoire – The Lord of the Earth and the Erupting Depths Carnructa – The Lord of Order and of Celestial Judgement Coiconia – The Lord of Fertility and the Spawning Abyss Renia – The Lord of the Oceans and the Selachian Matriarch

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