Fabulous. Don't get to see too many Frazetta pencils. Look at all the line weight detail he was putting in there.

Really interesting seeing Davis inked by someone other than Mark Farmer. Gives you more appreciation for Farmer, too--that guy would be one of the most wanted inkers in the biz if he went solo.

Thanks for the great scans : )

What a pick up. Thanks for the great scan, really interesting to see Terry's inks in such detail.

Fantastic scan, thank you very much for posting it. : )

Inks by Mark Farmer, of course.

A Frank Robbins story is always fun : )

Wow! Fantastic. : )

Great pick-up. Brigman and Wiacek were great on this. : )

A memorable Heck design for their HQ. : )

Love that Kirby machine background. : )

Love seeing these, and where he used the white ink. : )

Amazing piece : ) Good to see some of these things have survived!

You might want to put more details on these--like the artist's name : )

Really love the effect he got in this one : )

Mike, you can make the eBay link in the description clickable, that might help increase traffic to the auction.

Although it looks like its already going well, which is not surprising for this very eye-catching piece. : )

Really cool inking on this one.

Oh, George Roussos. I like this pairing. : )

Man, the early Star-Lord stories, and a climactic page at that. Quite a pick-up!

I dig the hat!

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Really cool, love the process photos : )

I like this Doom : )

Not the life-giving ray! : o ;_;

Well now that is far out = o

Really sharp and I like the green : )

Ah, good old Bork ^ _^

Never seen one of his prelims before. So cool!

The variant cover is credited only to Sienkiewicz, so it's probably his color. Pretty much all his covers in recent years, for many different comic publishers, have had that same distinctive coloring style, with no colorists credited, so I'm pretty sure it's his own.

I can't see any difference between this and the printed cover aside from digital color--and some minor digital edits--added over the scanned art. The line art looks identical. Are you sure this is just a prelim and not the actual original art?

(If you want an actual functional nudity warning, you can put the image in a "NWS" gallery folder.)

That is one heck of a sketch!

Thanks for the close-ups! : )

The reduction note is great : )

Cool page! I wasn't familiar with Sparling's work =o

A BWS process page, great to see! : D

Not the shock ray! : o

Great story! Congrats! : D

Bill Reinhold and JPL were an incredible team on Earth X. I want them to work together always. : )

Heck of a sketch! : D

Those pencil patterns are pretty magical : D

Lovely page. I hadn't known about Sgr. Kirk at all!

For some reason Urania still has this page listed for auction here and on their site: http://www.uraniaaste.com/lotto/153-pratt-hugo-il-sergente-kirk-1959/

I guess they probably just forgot to remove it.

Great to see this preliminary stage! : D

Cool inking ^_^

Those steel big toes ^_^

*And* Richard Nixon! : D

Amazing page! Love the inking in that fourth panel, too : )

This is great! Love the bold markering! : D

Really sharp! : D

Gorgeous!