Fabulous page! I agree - Leialoha's inks are stunning here, really complementing the fluid figure of Warlock in that great opening panel.

Another superb acquisition. The vertiginous angle for the opening panel is fantastic. More great drama from Sal.

Yep, that's a keeper. Prime Marvel horror from Gene "the Dean". The dynamic pose in the final panel is just superb.

A Sump page is indeed a wonderful thing - and this page is a thing of real beauty (ironically, given the subject matter).The linework is superb. With 2000AD, it's also a joy to get great dialogue on a page - and "Kilo for kilo, Gunge is twice as nutricious as prime Munce" is classic. Great page!

Deft linework from Simonson - a nicely weighted sketch.

Sutton did some great work on Not Brand Echh. The depictions of 'Angel-Face' and 'Beastly' in the opening panel are superb. Along with the 'Toadstool', those characters really show off Sutton's fabulous inking. Nice page!

The King! With or without Thor, this is a barnstormer of a page. Kirby's foregrounding of the flying book in the fourth panel makes it seem momentarily as if it could be a useful weapon - but only in the hands of the Grey Gargoyle. (I agree, GG scared me as a kid too.)

A stunning action page, with plenty of changes of angle from the masterful Big John B!

Nice page! A cataclysmic fight scene in the bottom two panels, and you can really feel that closing knockout punch.

Lovely, detailed page! Great to read the background to the lettering corrections, which makes so much more sense of the panel sequence.

Ron Turner's work on 2000AD was really underrated. That was a great Dredd story, and the artwork here is absolutely superb. Nice story on acquiring a page with such personal meaning - but what a great page to have found from that issue!

Great Defenders 'family' page. Funny how Sad Hulk always turns into Angry Hulk so quickly! Fabulous action. Dan Green's inks work so well here on Sal.

Gasp! What a stunning page! The angle on Hogun's mace flying towards the creature in the second panel is superb, and is given such weight and direction by Everett's inks. Great drama.

The King! That really is a lovely thing to have.

That brings back all the excitement I felt when I finally managed to get hold of a copy of HTD #1. The angles are so dynamic, and Howard's uncharacteristic heroism is depicted superbly. Leialoha's inks are just wonderful on Brunner. Amazing page!

A brilliantly moody Tuska page - fabulous storytelling, with plenty of movement.

A great story page, nicely inked by the ever-amazing Jim Mooney.

Fabulous - such economy of linework from a real master. Lovely illustration.

Great recreation - top work from Hembeck!

The King! Great third panel, with a framing that seems to hark back to his 1950s work, like a Harvey page. 

Reliably slick linework from Schaffenberger. The last panel is a delight.

Nice storytelling from Sal, with brilliantly expressive figures. The third panel is lovely.

Nice sketch. The lines are loose, with so much movement. Very evocative from a towering talent.

Deft lines. So skillful. That's a lovely thing to own.

Great page, Stephen. A nice addition to your impressive collection, the lower tier is particularly nice, and so typical of Sal's storytelling.

Brilliant storytelling. It really zips along, and the crowded third panel is buzzing with action. A reaaly nice page from Novick.

Beautifully stylish work from Estrada. The expressions are fabulous, and you know action is never far away.

Great, dynamic pose from the master of the expressive figure.

Fabulously dynamic page! The menacing visage of the Jester is glorious.

Agreed. That's a page that makes you forget the 'rules'. Spectacular.

Deft, clean lines and a real sense of movement. Nice page.

Great expressions, and really crisp, lush inks. Great page!

Great expressions from Sal, and the exaggeratedly stretched fleeing figure really emphasises the sense of panic. Clever storytelling.

The opening three panels form a gripping sequence, and the reversing of angle in the last one is really clever. The lumbering figure of the Werewolf in the last panel is fantastic. Great page!

Wow, this has everything you want in an FF page - clobbering, energy crackle, busted machinery and family-style bickering. Wonderful!

The King! Great action and fabulously dynamic angles. Superb page!

Very stylish layout, with a range of textures in the figures. Nice page!

Fabulous chimp scene in the final panel. Great fun!

A fascinating grouping of figures, showcasing Trapani's considerable talent. A lovely glimpse into comic art history.

A great piece of 2000AD history. Fantastic use of shadow.

Newton did some great work on Batman, but Alcala's inks - especially on the seond panel - really add another dimension. Nice page!

Oooh, great cover! Luke Cage's punch through his opponent is so hard it hits the reader in the face! Chan really does a superb job - congrats!

Lovely page! Heck really piles the action into this page. He depicts Piledriver and Goliath as two lumbering old prize fighters, slugging it out. Great artwork.

That's a great panel, to be sure, but the M.O.D.O.K. panels are pretty special too! Nice page!

Any FF page with the Wizard on has to be a winner, but the Mad Thinker and Dragon Man as well? So nice to see both Buscema brothers on this one.

That really is fun! Great cover, really wild.

Fabulous Carol Day! Wright's mastery of composition and shadow is stunning, and the range of penwork styles is really impressive.

Stunning page. Kubert excelled at rain scenes, and the delicate depictions of background statues in the first panel are fantastic, as are the expression changed across panels. Wonderful page!

A truly historic page - fantastic!

Whmp! Wonderful stuff. I loved the Man-Elephant, and this page is really action-packed.