Gahan Wilson

Gahan Wilson (born February 18, 1930 in Evanston, Illinois) is an American author, cartoonist and illustrator known for his cartoons depicting horror-fantasy situations. Since 1966, he has been married to the author Nancy Winters (née Nancy Dee Midyette).

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Paul Taylor

an image of a giant creature with many teeth

Gahan Wilson - SACRIFICES at 4:00 and 6:00 P.M.

Gahan Wilson

"My God–do you suppose it can read?"

an image of a cartoon character looking at the earth from inside a space station, with caption that reads what the hell weather - if you want to be it's your?

Gahan Wilson

"What the hell, sweetheart - if you want it, it's yours!"

an old man is talking on the phone in front of some jars and other items

Gahan Wilson

"I'm so glad you've called to offer me this investment opportunity because it gives me a chance to test my new telephone death ray."

a cartoon drawing of two people in a boat with the caption proud pyron

Gahan Wilson - "Can't we just go after sailfish …?"

a drawing of two people sitting on a bench next to a tree in the city

Gahan Wilson

"They must be from a time when it was safe to meet in the park at night."

two people are sitting in chairs looking at the sky with clouds above them and one person is reading

Gahan Wilson

"Well, I guess that pretty much takes care of our retirement plans."

a cartoon drawing of a car with an alligator's mouth

Gahan Wilson

"Remember, children - always crawl along the stripe!"

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Gahan Wilson - "General Electric beat him out on his death ray, and he's simply furious!"

a drawing of people in a boat with an umbrella

Comic Art For Sale from Albert Moy, Playboy - 1978 by Comic Artist(s) Gahan Wilson

Gahan Wilson Playboy Illustration Original Art (Playboy, 1978). Only Gahan Wilson could bring some absurd humor to being swallowed by a whale! Rendered in ink with watercolor on heavy paper, the art has an image area of 7" x 9.75". In Excellent condition.