Shades of Gray

Click on the comics page for a larger, more easily read version. By Shelby Sampson, originally published in Manhunt #1 (1973).

 Here's a little down-home verse with the great underground cartoonist Gilbert Shelton. (Click on any panel for a larger, more easily re...

(Click any panel to see a larger, more easily read version of the page.)

Since Jesus Christ's birthday celebration coming up later this month, we're going to bring you some lesser-known tales from his life...

 Before everybody gets too filled with holiday cheer and good-will toward everyone, we're going to be serializing Richard Sala's 198...

Here's a tale of manslaughter and mystery from the pen of an underappreciated artist and story-teller, Milton Knight. This was adapted ...

During the 1980s, there was a bit of a revival of the Funny Animal comic book genre with the number of series and width of genres embodied r...

At some point during the mid-1950s, writer/artist Mort Meskin created the following retelling of Shakespeare's "MacBeth". Mesk...

Here's another installment in the "Adventures of Elmo Aardvark" by the great cartoonist and painter Milton Knight . Enjoy! To ...

 ... and we present a timeless tale of Elmo Aardvark in observance, courtesy of writer/artist/animator  Milton Knight ! Like us here at Shad...

Today, we've got a rarely seen one-page weird tale by the great Richard Sala. It was never published in any magazines or anthologies, bu...

Black Cat Crossing (Kitchen Sink Press, 1993) Writers: Richard Sala and Tom De Haven  Artist: Richard Sala Rating: Eight of Ten Stars "...

  It's been a while since we've opened the archives and presented a bit of Richard Sala's unique pulp fiction- and horror-inspi...