#WyrdWednesday A drawing from Daemon by Stephen and Chip Fabian. A graphic series about a strange cosmic voyage that was published in five issues of Fantastic from July 1979 to July 1980. I have an image from a 1990s art book that's not so tinted by time, but I like this one from the magazine.

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#WyrdWednesday The 6 Voyages of Lone Sloane by Philippe Druillet, serialized in Pilote 1970-71, published as a book in 1972, translated to English in 1973. I used to have a 1973 copy combined with Delirius, but I sold it ~10 years ago. I only have a few photos of panels.

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In The House Carpenter, an American variant of the Demon Lover ballad, a woman leaves her husband and child for a returning sweetheart. The voyage ends when their ship sinks. In some versions, her lover reveals he is taking her to Hell. #WyrdWednesday

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The Artist's Dream by John Anster Fitzgerald #WyrdWednesday

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Wyrdlings! Even in our favourite season, we might be inclined to be elsewhere for a spell. So, for Coleridge’s birthday, we give you: “Suspension of Disbelief – Opium Dreams & Wyrd Voyages!” as this week’s #WyrdWednesday topic. Come, sit & tell of strange matelots, pleasure domes & demon lovers!

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