James Gleeson

a) Gleeson's The Sower (1944)

• a. 1) References Salvador Dali's Family of Marsupial Centaurs
• a. 2) References Hugo Steiner-Prag's At the Master's Grave"  
• a. 3) Referenced in Giger's Mordor VII?
• a. 4) Referenced with Steiner Prag's "At the master's grave" in Mordor VII? 
  
• a. 5) Referenced in illustration from Linda C. Cain and Susan Rosenbaum's "Blast Off" (1973) by Leo and Diane Dillon ?  

James Gleeson's The Sower (1947)

 

 

 

b) Aliens: The Judgment of Paris vii and the Alien queen's elbow 

The Judgement of Paris vii

 

 

 

 

c) The Nerve Garden (1946)

• c. 1) Gleeson's The Nerve Garden (1946) references the structure of  Steiner-Prag's "Vice" for The Golem 
• c. 2) Giger's Mordor VI references the structure of Gleeson's The Nerve Garden ?

The Nerve Garden (1946)

 

 

 

 

d) James Gleeson's Cape Carnivoral (1985)  references Giger's Mordor VI? 

Cape Carnivoral (1985)

e) Galaxy (1943)

• e.1) Dali's "Daddy Longlegs of the Evening" referenced Jean Delville's "Treasures of Satan",and James Gleeson's "Galaxy" references both

Galaxy (1943)

 

 

 

f) Betrothal of the two edifices (1943)

• f. 1) Referenced in HR Giger's Mordor V(1975)
• f. 2) References (which HR Giger's "Mordor V" seens to do) 'Perseus' by Edward Burne-Jones from 1888.
• f. 3) Referenced in the cover for The Pink Panther And The Inspector #15 (Published Oct 1973 by Gold Key)

The Betrothal Of Two Classic Edifices  (1943)