Terror: The horror comic art of Jayme Cortez Bronze Age (1970-1985) where myths and legends still

where myths and legends still roam freely and wars rage in the hearts and minds of the noble and the feeble alike

Beginning shortly before World War I after the publication of his first Tarzan illustrations

Peek inside Loish's sketchbook and discover how she explores gesture

and some very short comic stories from the 1980s when Moebius maintained a studio in Santa Monica

Terror: The horror comic art of Jayme Cortez Bronze Age (1970-1985) where myths and legends stillFrom the Publisher: In the dark and twisted world of Brazilian horror comics, one artist's work stood out like a beacon of terror, sending shivers down the spines of readers. His name was Jayme Cortez. As master of his craft and a maestro of the macabre he made his mark creating some of the most iconic and chilling cover art readers had ever seen. Now, for the first time, his work has been collected together for an international audience. Terror