Mind-bending cover it may be, but the inside is only mind-dulling, so I present an excerpt from the following...
By the way, in case you hadn't noticed, this fotonovela Santo is not the real Santo we all know and love, but merely a substitute...
I believe I read somewhere that the real Santo insisted that the fotonovela Santo wear an "S" on his mask to differentiate between the two...
i wish i could speak spanish. this looks important!
ReplyDeleteThere is a hokey charm to these that can never be replicated!
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow! Where's Mala Facha? Where?!
ReplyDeleteKW: I speak spanish and, for sure, this is important!!
Invaluable the scene where a sunlit Enmascarado de Plata's looking beyond while awating Mala Facha. Looks so freak!
Funny Prof Posted This mag I made a mask for Halloween like this guy has on but no lettering .
ReplyDeleteThe mask is unfinished with one eye cup in place; the end to late - save it for winter fun....
Printing this photo-art story in sepia tone was a stroke of genius. It really works great !
ReplyDeletethe only aspect of the image that i adjusted was the contrast to make it "pop" a bit, the sepia is genuine!
ReplyDeleteMind dulling? This is 100% RAD.
ReplyDeleteyes, but #59 was not...
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you are more than welcome!
ReplyDeleteProf. So this is where Charles Burns gets this character! For reasons I cannot fathom, I find this comic terrifying! A kind of nightmare of surreal. Sure, I wish I spoke the language, but not speaking it is fun, too. I just made up my own, and man was it scary. -- Mykal
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thanx, i'll check it out!
ReplyDeleteHa! This is a trip! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS!
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