Triple-Faced Demon
Season of the Witch
Demon
The Bogeyman
Deformed Monster, 1980's
Monsers and Space, 1970's
Colorful Demon, 1970's
San Francisco Comic Book, front - No.1, 1970
San Francisco Comic Book, back - No.1, 1970
Invitation to Death, Bogeyman Issue 3, 1970
Radical America Komiks, 1969
Bogeyman #1, front, 1969
Bogeyman #1,back, 1969
Art from Bogeyman Issue 3, 1970
Untitled 
Self Portrait, 1980's
Bear and Monsters, 1970's
Joy Machine, Mirror of Truth
Interior Art From Bogeyman #3, 1970
It's Only Pen and Ink! 1980
Bizzare Science Fiction
Electricity
Stairway to Spiritual Awakening
Bleeorp! 1975
Insect Fear #3 "The Midnight Monster" Page 1
Insect Fear #3 "The Midnight Monster" Page 2
Insect Fear #3 "The Midnight Monster" Page 3
Insect Fear #3 "The Midnight Monster" Page 4
The Wrath of Mazor Storn, 1971
Major Storm, Insect Fear no.1 (page 1) 1970's
Major Storm, Insect Fear no.1 (page 2) 1970's
"Rory Hayes was one of the artists in the underground comix scene of America in the early 1970s. A protégé of Robert Crumb, he contributed to various underground comix magazines, such as Arcade, Bijou Funnies, Insect Fear, Snatch, Cunt Comics, Hydrogen Bomb and Skull.
Fascinated by horror since an early age, he published his own comic 'Bogeyman' in 1968. Hayes made a contribution to the comic book 'Queen of Hairy Flies', to which other underground artists like Spain Rodriguez, Brad W. Foster, Michael Roden, Ed Dorn, S. Clay Wilson, Bill Shut and others also made contributions. The book claimed to be a loose interpretation of an 18th century occultism book.An avid experimenter with drugs, Rory Hayes died in his sleep from an overdose on August 29, 1983, only 34 years old. " - quote source
Rory Hayes was previously shared on Monster Brains back on Halloween day of 2006.
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