Ekhö, Monde Miroir, Tome 6: Deep South Fiction you’d think illustrator William Stout

you’d think illustrator William Stout made a deal with the devil

Most likely

Aviation pulp artist Frederick Blakeslee (1898-1973)

He moved from New York to Chicago early in his career and lived there the rest of his life

Ekhö, Monde Miroir, Tome 6: Deep South Fiction you’d think illustrator William StoutFrom the publisher: Ekho is a mirror world to the earth. It has developed like her, but electricity doesn't exist; only magic reigns. On Ekho you'll recognize the usual continents, cultures, and cities. Paris, New York, London, Barcelona they're similar yet very different. One travels on the backs of dragons or caterpillars. This series reinvents the contemporary world in a heroic fantasy version, magnificently illustrated by Alessandro Barbucci. In