If the figures were drawn in a more grotesque manner, I would have believed that this was something from Boucq. The punchline is that the eskimo gives him an intemized bill for his stay and the sex is on it. Ha ha.
The best part of this page is the obvious editing in the middle tier to ensure that the oral sex is covered up. That looks like the Photoshop clone tool, unless I miss my guess.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 79 The Eskimo by Vega and Abuli)
This is the quality sexually related entertainment that I’m here for. I’m going to be sad when this feature goes away.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 18 Sexual Statistics #2 by Groupil and Walter)
I don’t know about you, but if someone gave me copy that included the phrase “after college” back to back like that, I’d change it for them.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 10 Gallery on Freeny)
Eastman’s use of “” around titles will never stop bothering me. The response to the last letter is pretty interesting as well, but I don’t feel like it really answered the question.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 6 Publisher’s Note)
The gaps in the text make it look like there are words missing. Aside from that, the premise of the story is very interesting.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 9 Galactic Geographic by Kofoed)
The Alex Toth artwork is more impressive than the writeup about the book. But that’s a tough bar to clear, to be honest.
(Heavy Metal issue #213, March 2004 – Page 14 Dossier by Ringgenberg)
Today we pause for a quick introduction. My name is RM Rhodes. I started rereading my father’s Heavy Metal collection (that’s him at the top) in 2011. Somewhere in the mid-90s, his collection ended and mine picked up. I now have a complete run and I plan to read and post until I get there. At the current rate, it should take about four more years.
The format is locked and loaded and will not change – I read an issue, scan twelve pages, and post them, one a day with commentary. This blog used to be on Tumblr, but moved when the posts started getting flagged as adult material. So it goes.
Over the years, I’ve written a number of articles on Heavy Metal. I recently discovered that there was another article written about this blog from 2016. If you see any others, send them in my direction.
Inheritance: Of Shelving, Family History & Heavy Metal
Heavy Metal Magazine: Looking Back on “Phase One”
That Time When Heavy Metal Went Quarterly
Heavy Metal Magazine is Not Punk
And Then Heavy Metal was Bought by Kevin Eastman
Heavy Metal Cover Price Over Time
Other material that I’ve written
Thank you for your patience. Normal posting resumes tomorrow
