This is some research for the bigfoot character in Tequila. I always loved the bigfoot legend. While writing that story, I made some research about him. I found a website where they report all the bigfoot sightings. I always though he only lives in the mountains, I was wrong. Just here in LA, tons of people saw a bigfoot, and not only in Griffith Park or in the Hollywood hills but also at big intersections or crowded boulevards. I've never seen one but I keep looking. Art by the always amazing Gobi.

Some of you saw it already but others didn't, so... This is Pili-Pili, a mariachi-wrestler and a "good" friend of Tequila.

A nice study by Fabien M. for one of the TIKITIS characters.

This one is my favorite. He spends his time in a pool of used oil and, as you can tell, he enjoys it a lot. He stays there forever with only the top of his head out –he has to breed, he's still human after all. All these wonderful rednecks characters will be featured in the second story of TEQUILA. They don't have a first name yet but their family name –yes, they're all from the same family– is Hendershot.

Even with all the recent zombie movie remakes, nobody never dared to remake this one, ZOMBIES FLESH EATERS, released in 1979 and directed by Lucio Fulci. This clip is one of its best moments, something that nobody never though about doing: a swimming zombie is fighting a shark, after trying to eat an almost naked girl. A great example of the exploitation cinema during the glorious 70's.

Just got my copies of LUCHA LIBRE #3. Time to celebrate!