Original post here. The original text sources as
But in spite of the attribution this actually appears to be a cover of a comic called Histories sanglantes. A full image can be found via this forum.
The illustrated story is entitled “Réalisme parfait,” (“perfect realism”) which explains, perhaps, the presence of the movie cameraman.
Original post here. Image is a cover of the Italian fumetto Wallestein il mostro. Comicvine has a gallery of covers here. Sourced on tumblr to eroticmacabre.
Original post here. Sourced to ronaldmcmerchant via horrorpedia. Original text “Tetis – fumetti cover-circa 1970’s.”
Original post here Image is a panel from Shanna the She-Devil and contains the captions “(1) The serpent obliges, coiling its sinuous body around that of the She-Devil… (2) …who has shunned the embraces of men to dwell in the violent caresses of the elements” and the dialog balloon “Yes–yes! <
Original post here. Sourced to markydaysaid via rastatue.
Original post here. Paul Gillon (1926-2011) was a French comics artist. Sourced via pencilofdoom. Original text:
Paul Gillon
Original post here. Image is a close up of a finger about to push a button labeled “hate ray.” Sourced on tumblr to apocalypsedudges via the-bronx-remembers.
Original post here. Sourced on tumblr to werusdarkworld. This image appears to be a crop from the Italian adult comics series Serie Superfumetti. This is what appears to have been the original cover:
Found at Comicvine, with a number of others from the same series which are even stranger.
Original post here. Sourced via reginaldjuice. Original text:
Illustrations by Bill Everett for Skeletons of Doom, published in Nightmare #1 (12/1970).
Original post here. Images are a series of Necron covers bearing the respective titles “(1) La Balena d’acciaio (2) I Mostri Meccanici (3) Le Donne Ragno (4) Teschio Vivente (5) La Nave dei Lebbrosi (6) Strage in Vagone Letto (7) Dieci Cavalieri e Un Mago (8) Due Notturni Perversi (9) La Fabbricante di Mostro (10) Nobilità depravata.” Sourced via erotiterroist. Original text:
Necron by Roberto Raviola Magnus