Though really, Valentina is quite often at rest.
Tag: Guido Crepax
Mina By Her Window by Guido Crepax
The indolent Crepax-esque take on Dracula always makes me pause and ground myself in terms of the original story. Not a bad thing, just a distinctly Crepax thing about his adaptations.
The Band by Guido Crepax
A complex, beautiful panel. I love how the singer is posed and the lines for her outfit, it manages to be sensual without being at all revealing.
Frankenstein by Guido Crepax
Considering how delicate his line often is, there is something primitive and imposing in the slashes of ink for the monster’s clothes. It really stands out somehow.
The Count On Deck by Guido Crepax
Crepax has his own chilling take on this famous scene from Dracula. The sinister nature of the count is handled beautifully.
Knight In Shining Armor by Guido Crepax
Valentina is literally swept away, though that’s not exactly unfamiliar territory for her.
Ship Ahoy! by Guido Crepax
A charmingly nautical panel by Crepax.
Valentina Asleep by Guido Crepax
Crepax’s heroine is so erotically languorous that she’s dozed off.