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Look out Fay Wray! I would like to think this is mad science going on, although it probably isn’t. It appears to be a clip from the 1932 (pre-Code) movie The Most Dangerous Game:
Reblogged from a 15 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. Originally at the lamentably lost tumblr Feeling is First.
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We’ll be returning a bit to the subject of Bait in a few days, but here I just wanted to dig up what was probably one of its inspirations. As with so many things, Bacchus of ErosBlog has provenance:
These are two images from a set of at least four (others are here and here) featuring an encounter between Ingrid, a character from the Street Fighter game franchise, and Shuma-Gorath, a monster from a Robert E. Howard story later used in several Marvel comics. Artist information for this series could not be discovered.
Reblogged from a 16 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders.
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This image would be pretty obviously the work of Shirow Masamune (b. 1961) by style even if there weren’t attribution within the image itself. It is reblogged from a 16 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders, and its origins on the Internet appear to go back to the now-defunct tumblr Random Forever Random, some of which is preserved in the Internet Archive.
Masamune has an official website here.
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I’ve been unable to establish the provenance behind this intriguing image. It is reblogged from this 14 January 2014 post at Infernal Wonders. My original source for it was the tumblr Northern Man, which is still extant.
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