 'The Death of Iron' by Virgil Finlay Wonder Stories Annual 1952 |
 'Dr. Strange' 'Master of the Mystic Arts' Number 169, June 1968 |
Many artists are inspired by Virgil Finlay's art. Next to simply using drawings and paintings, some artists modify or alter original drawings for new purposes. Here some examples are listed.
Dr. Strange - 1968
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Reference: thatsmyskull blog.
Jeff Grosso Skate Board Art - 1987
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Reference: disposabletheblog random essays on skateboard art.
Tom Knox pro model - 1989
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Reference: The Kevin Marburg Site.
Prijsvraag voor lezers van 'Dromen & Demonen' (Quiz for readers of 'Dreams & Demons') - 1998
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'Dromen & Demonen' was a free magazine for readers of fantasy, horror and SF, published twice a year by Luitingh-Sijthoff in The Netherlands.
Thanks To Science, We’ve Got Love - 2008
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Reference: Jonathan Seet Site.
Art for The Walking Dead (radio show) by Jesse Willis - 2011
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References:
Web-site of CBS Radio Mystery Theater.
CBS Radio Mystery Theater: The Walking Dead (aka Fondly Fahrenheit) by Alfred Bester at sffaudio.
The Pulp Fiction Game (?) 2013.
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New quality pulp covers inspired by Virgil Finlay drawings.
Reference: The Pulp Fiction Game (?) at comicvine.com.
World Fantasy Convention 2014
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The headpiece on the website of the organisation of the World Fantasy Convention 2014 uses the illustration 'Golden Atlantis' by Virgil Finlay, as published on page 90 of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, October 1951. It illustrated the poem by Richard Butler Glaenzer.
Reference: World Fantasy Convention 2014.
