Wednesday, December 25, 2019

Poe 1968, Pt. 29

(Continued from Poe 1968, Pt. 28)

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"O DEMONIO DA PERVERSIDADE"
     (IN COLOR  w/ English Translation)

Editora Continental / Outubro / Taika were 3 names used by the same small publisher in Brazil.  The work of artists Jayme Cortez & Miguel Penteado, they produced some wonderful comics, many of them in the horror genre, each doing many gorgeous, stunning cover paintings!

I have discovered, between my own researches and the IMMENSE help of artist and fellow fan Toni Rodrigues, that Continental / Outubro / Taika during their run produced at least 25 POE adaptations-- MORE than Skywald or Warren !!  It's my intention to compile, clean up, TRANSLATE and COLOR every one of these for my POE blog project!!

25th in line from the publisher...

     "THE IMP OF THE PERVERSE"

Some time after I thought I might be finished with Taika, this turned up at the Banca Dos Gibis Brazucas blog, posted by Flavio Barbier on 5-21-2018, as a reprint in ALMANAQUE DRACULA #4 (1973).  If this was a regular website instead of a blog, I would have set it up right after the previous ones, but I've been moving enough pages around trying to be more organized already.  I have no idea where it originally appeared, but it seems certain it must have been published in some book in 1968.

The theme of a murderer being found out is similar to that in "THE TELL-TALE HEART" and "THE BLACK CAT".

Yet again, the art is by Ignacio Justo & his assistant "Edegar".  It has occured to me, that since it seems every time they worked together, they were always credited as, "Edegar & Ignacio Justo", that it's just possible that "Edegar" was Ignacio's SON, helping out, the way Jack Kirby's wife Roz did in the late 1950s.  This is just a guess on my part, but, it seems reasonable.

This was their 6th of 6 POE adaptations.

ENJOY!

??   (not yet identified)
cover by ??   (Editora Taika  /  Brazil  /  1968)
"O DEMONIO DA PERVERSIDADE"  /  Version 1
Adaptation by Francisco De Assis  /  Art by IGNACIO JUSTO & "EDEGAR"
Page 31
Page 32
Page 33
Page 34
Page 35
Page 36
The more I look at this story, the more the un-named narrator, as depicted in the art, reminds me of actor Brian Donlevy, who often played bad guys.
REPRINT.

ALAMAQUE DRACULA  4
cover by NOCI ROSSO   (Editora Taika  /  Brazil  /  January 1973)
Copyright (C) by Ignacio Justo & Edegar.
English Translation & New Color Copyright (C) 2020 Henry R. Kujawa. 

Scans of ALMANAQUE DRACULA #4 from Flavio Barbier
     with special thanks!
 


Restorations by Henry R. Kujawa.

For more:
Read about Edgar Allan Poe at The Poe Museum site.
Read about Edgar Allan Poe at the Biography site.

R
ead about Editora Continental / Outubro / Taika at Guia Dos Quadrinhos.
Visit the Nico Rosso blog!
Read about Ignacio Justo at Lambiek Comiclopedia.
Read about Ignacio Justo at Guia Dos Quadrinhos.

Read about THE IMP OF THE PERVERSE at the Psychology Today site.
Read about THE IMP OF THE PERVERSE at the Pacific Standard site.
Read about THE IMP OF THE PERVERSE at the Study com site.
 

Read the story at the Poe Stories site.
See the IMP OF THE PERVERSE Gallery of Illustrations.

     Audio:
Hear the Vincent Price IMP OF THE PERVERSE recording!

     
Comics:
Read
the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" IMP adaptation!
Read the Luis Bermejo IMP adaptation!
     (Coming soon:)
Read the Arturo Arnau IMP adaptation!

Read the Lance Tooks IMP adaptation!
Read the Thomas Slater IMP tribute at the It's That Nice site!
Read the Gavin Aung Than IMP tribute at the Zen Pencils site.

     Misc:
Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" HOP FROG adaptation!
Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" BERENICE adaptation!
Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" VALDEMAR adaptation!
Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" MAELSTROM adaptation!
Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" ANNEBEL LEE adaptation!

Read the Ignacio Justo & "Edegar" IMP adaptation! 

See the CHRONOLOGICAL list of Edgar Allan Poe stories!
See the ALPHABETICAL list of Edgar Allan Poe stories!


(Continued in Poe 1968, Pt. 30)
 

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Poe 1968, Pt. 28

(Continued from Poe 1968, Pt. 27)

"KING PEST"
     (Gallery of Illustrations)

Here's a bonus gallery of illustrations by various artists over the decades.

"KING PEST" by Harry Clarke   (1919)
 

"KING PEST" by Berdon   (1932)
"KING PEST" by Auguste Leroux   (1933)
"KING PEST" by Arthur Rackham   (1935)
"KING PEST" by Manuel Gervasini   (1995)
"KING PEST" by Randall Enos   (2016)
"KING PEST" by John Coulthart   (2017)
Copyright (C) the various artists.

     Scans of "King Pest" by
Harry Clarke (1919) from the Pellucidar Offerings site,

Berdon (1932) from the Auction Catawiki site,
Auguste Leroux (1935) from the CuBra site,
Arthur Rackham (1935) from the Pellucidar Offerings blog,

Manuel Gervasini (1995) from the Digi Lander Libero site,
Randall Enos (2016) from the North American Review.Org site,  and

John Coulthart (2017) from the John Coulthart.com site.

Restorations by Henry R. Kujawa

For more:
Read about Edgar Allan Poe at The Poe Museum site.
Read about Edgar Allan Poe at the Biography site.


Read about Dino Battaglia at the Lambiek Comiclopedia site. 
See more of Dino Battaglia's work at the Comic Art Fans site.
 

Read about KING PEST at the Grotesque Ground site.
Read a review of KING PEST at the JSTOR site.
Read the complete story at
at The Literature Network site.
See the KING PEST Gallery of Illustrations.

     Comics:
Read the Dino Battaglia KING PEST adaptation!

     (Coming soon:)
Read the Luiz Saidenberg KING PEST adaptation!

Read the Anton Emdin KING PEST adaptation!
Read the Eric Stanway KING PEST adaptation!

See the CHRONOLOGICAL list of Edgar Allan Poe stories!
See the ALPHABETICAL list of Edgar Allan Poe stories!


(Continued in Poe 1968, Pt. 29)