Richard Corben

[Oskar Von Strange]

Corben's site lists that he did an adaption of "The Fall of the House of Usher" in 1989. So I'm assuming it's a reprint?

No that was just a one-shot. I have that comic, which was pretty good. So this is a totally new adaptation.

So yeah like everyone else here, I love Richard Corben's work and style, a true great of the medium. I absolutely love the way he draws corpses and voluptuous women.

[ForeverTaskmaster]

I loved his Hellblazer jail story.

[FanboyStranger]

The first time I encountered Corben's work-- which was probably Hellblazer-- I couldn't stand it. Now, I can't get enough. He's one of the finest artists to ever grace the medium, and he seems to get better with age. I was re-reading his Poe and Lovecraft adaptations that Marvel put out a few years ago as Haunt of Horror MAX the other night, and I just marvelled at his storytelling and atmosphere (and the fact that for a brief period of time Marvel would actually put out a book like that).