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Thursday, 22 September 2011

Boris Vallejo Comics

Posted on 18:37 by john cena
Although the amazing and prolific fantasy artist Boris Vallejo has been doing covers, trading cards, posters, etc for various comic book projects for more than three decades, as far as I know his only actual comics work appeared as a back-up story in this 1966 issue of Tower Comics' FIGHT THE ENEMY.
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