Brilliant commission! That really was the very best of Marvel. Great fight scene.

Absolutely stunning.

Fabulous page! That transformation takes me right back to reading this as a kid. Giordano's inks were fantastic on John Buscema.

An action-packed, explosive page. Congrats!

Great, historic page! The shadow over the Wasp in the second panel is perfect for the mood of the dialogue. Then the dynamic angle in the third panel adds to Yellowjacket's menace.

Nice idea for a commission. Great central motif, and interesting use of 'off symmetry' left and right. Nice page!

Truly dynamic. Goliath's fist is coming out of the page in panel 4, to punch the reader in the chin. Bold inks from Roussos. Nice page!

Got to love a transformation page. The three panel face change was a real speciality of Sal's, so great to have a characteristic motif in there too. Nice page!

The King! Lovely drawing. Regal and full of movement

That's amazing! The detail is fabulous - a great period for an incredible artist. Great page!

The fantastically wild depiction of Von Reitberger, and great angle changes make this such a dynamic page!

The King! Everett on the King! Wonderful page. The close-up in the third panel is compelling- that arrogant, entitled face crowded in the panels to emphasise the menace he poses. I remember picking up a poor condition copy of that issue as a teenager, needing deparately to buy it, despite the cover being detached, because of the staggering quality of the artwork. Brilliant!

The King! That's a superb page. The X-men's raid on the Baxter Building added to the sense of mystery at the time of who the team really were. The glance out of the window in the sixth panel, and the characters dashing through their locations in parallel, show superb storytelling - it really zips along.

The King! Kirby's DC chapter splashes were always a treat, packing a real punch. And this one is so explosive. Great page!

The King! A wonderful, historic page. Kirby really makes Kang look majestic, reclining on his invisible 'throne'. Classic. Superb page!

Nice commission! A real power stance, filling the page.

A great, bold design. A really effective cover image - congrats!

Great Sal action page. It feels like a bit of a mis-match between the young Nova and the Thunder God. Thor's raw power really comes across in the destruction.

Sal and Klaus - the team supreme back then. Nice action scene.

An iconic image of Wonder Man. Sinnott's inks are fabulous. Great cover!

Infantino's run on the Defenders is underrated, and everything Janson touched back then just turned to gold. Nice action on this page. I love the framing of the Presence's face in the third panel, cut off and partly obscured by his hand. It gives a real sense of power and majesty, as though the viewer can't quite take in the whole of this god-like being.

Lovecraftian is definitely right. I love the way that Sutton captures a dim consciousness in the last panel, with the bog beast remembering that it needs to rescue the baby from the demon. The lumbering form of the Man-Thing is also depicted so well.

Fantastic page, and really great to be able to read your story of how you came to own it. Sutton's work on Man-Thing was just superb. The writihing, organic forms really bring out a sense of a moving bog.

That's Herb Trimpe, inked by Steve Mitchell. A nice story page from an issue that tried to tie up the loose ends of Omega the Unknown. The sequence in the lower tier is really exciting, and Herb shows all his storytelling skills to keep the action moving. Nice page!

The King! The depiction of Jed in the third panel is delightful.

Explosive page! The fake panel lines in the second tier seem to accentuate the range of the blast.

A lovely story behind a wonderful piece. Thanks for sharing it.

Lovely page! Actually I think there is a lot going on here. The full-width panels have a cinematic feel, and the neat trick of increasing panel height as the focus on Conan increases adds to that feel of cinema. Great imagination in the use of space. Sal's inks on Smith are just fantastic.

The King! Lovely to see that crisp inking.

Historic! Such an early piece, and full of action. Nice page!

Wonderful! An amazing use of space, with a vertiginous angle and great perspective - perhaps drawing on his Warren horror work. Well done for your perseverance.

Delbo did some great work on Wonder Woman, and this is a great example.

A lovely, detailed piece, showing all the humour, draughtmanship and skill in panel arrangement that you expect from Colan.

A nice action page, with a wonderful image of Midas at the bottom. The range of poses of flying characters in the top panel really shows off Tuska's skill in panel composition.

Lovely Carlos artwork, with a nice range of inking styles.

Lovely piece. That Plastic Man face is particularly nice.

Wonderful Kennedy artwork, with some great images of Quartz. Nice page!

Fantastic page from a brilliant story! Trapani's inks are great on Trimpe, and aew really crisp on this action-packed page.

You are so right, there's so much going on here. I really like Zzzax as a Hulk villain, and the transformation sequence and the rare Hawkeye appearance make this a fantastic page. Great storytelling from Trimpe.

Wonderful, splashy title page! Joe's smooth, glossy inks are fabulous here on Sal, and the detail and spectacle draw the reader in. Great page!

A really funny, 'family' Defenders page. Starlin captures an older, more bestial looking Hulk. The headshots in the top panel also provide a unique take on a team page. Congrats.

Superb title splash by a brilliant team! Congrats!

What a historic page! Lovely detail and action from Gibbons.

Lovely page. The idea of Charlie having a giant chair was hilarious, and the angles Gibbons uses to convey the scale of the droid show his clever handling of space. Amazing!

Gorgeous linework! This is a wonderful, action-packed page.

Stunning detail! Slough Feg is shown in all his revolting 'glory'. Belardinelli's run on Slaine was truly amazing.

Incredible! Fantastic cover, with gorgeous paintwork from Carlos. 

Prog 1! What a historic page, with Belardinelli throwing in some violent action, right from the start. Fabulous page!

Lovely Meltdown Man page! The detail and movement of the hair and beard on this one are incredible, and the page is filled with his characteristic weird and exotic creatures.

Amazing detail on the dead crew - killed by slime. I absolutely love Belardinelli's brushwork on transparent surfaces, like the curved glassy forms encasing Dan Dare and crew members as they race off in small spacecraft to near-certain death.