Inktober drawing today is this good guy Chucky from the 1988 movie “Child’s Play” pen and ink wash on Bristol paper.

I’m a day late to this year’s #inktober but here’s my take on Christopher Lee from 1959’s The Mummy done with a brush pen and ink on paper.

Personal note: We’re finally dissolving our corporation, Sequential Films, which produced our 2014 film “Stripped”. Stripped is our love letter to comics: 300 hours of interviews (incl Watterson!) becoming a lovely doc. Watch it on Apple movies, Prime, or with the full interviews at stripped.vhx.tv

Tonight…

Cat People (1942) #inktober

The Body Snatcher (1945) #inktober

Today’s drawing features Dark Shadows (1966-1971) #Inktober

Bride of Frankenstein (1935) Today’s #Inktober drawing is my personal favorite of all the Universal Horror films from the 30s/40s is director James Whale’s follow up to his 1931 adaptation of Mary Shelly’s novel.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931) Today’s #inktober is a inkwash technique featuring director Rouben Mamoulian pre-code classic is my favorite film version of the Robert Louis Stevenson book. (Although I also enjoy 1971’s Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde)

The Invisible Man (1933) #inktober