Cheers Dan. Robin of Sherwood is arguably the greatest interpretation of the Robin Hood mythology, and nicely works in some interesting ethereal and supernatural elements.  This character is Robin's protected and adopted Father, the Lord of the forest. 
 

Thanks, Dan. Although I'm practically at the end of my 2000ad collecting journey, I don't envisage that I will ever sell anything in my collection.  Appreciate the interest though. 
 

Oh that is wonderful!

Superb (as always) from Dave. 

Fabulous!

Wow! The work on that.  Beautiful stuff.

Ha! Yes indeed.  :-)

Hi.  The artist on this Camberra title was Jaime Blasco, and not Jesus Blasco. 

Hi Igor.  The artwork for this Camberra story is actually by Jaime Blasco, and not Jesus Blasco.  Jaime and Jesus share the same surname, but were not related.  There is an Ebay seller currently selling these pages and they are listing them with the wrong artist's name.
 

Sensational.  I do love Reg's work on The Spider particularly, and this is a gem of a page.  Well done on bagging it. 

Fantastic. 
 

You need to sell it to me though.  ;-)

Lucky man.  That is a stunner.

Seriously good page!

A belting cover by one of the best artists working today.

I did enjoy that story, and this is a lovely page by Dan. 

To my shame I'm not very familiar with this chap's work, but this is a lovely page. 

Epic DG.  Instantly recognisable and distinctive. 

Oh wow.  A simply super early Mick Dredd.  That's wonderful.

Blooming heck.  That is a lovely thing.  I'm transported straight back to the heady days of the late seventies. RIP Massimo, much missed. 

Pure McMahon goodness.  Great to know these pages are still out there and being appreciated.  Mick is such a self-effacing, humble chap.  He's a genius!

Hi Lionel. 
 

Several different artists and studios worked on this particular story.  If you can message me with the publication date on the back of the artwork, I'll try and help. 

Now there is a page.  Redondo at his best here.  Not many could follow Kev O'Neill so successfully I feel, but Jesus did it with great style.  Absolutely glorious stuff.  Well done Iain! 
 

One of the best, by one of the best.

One of the best, by one of the best.

Does it get much better than this? I don't believe it does.  

Oh this brings back memories.  Well done on bagging this.  An absolute classic page. 

A stunning page.  Gerry's art on Olac was magnificent!

I could never tire of looking at this.  
 

When is someone going to collect up all Mick's commission pieces, I wonder? 

Absolutely glorious stuff.

Damn.  So good!  Well done on bagging these.  That first page in particular is spectacular.  Then again, every Don page is great. 

Of course I'm only insanely jealous.  😉

What a wonderful piece.  There really was no-one like Kev, for the crazier, 'Out there' imagery then. 

Wow! That is terrific.  Peak Ron, and a highly memorable cover image. 

Oh that is wonderful.  Such a talent!

Thanks Ben.  I just love the playfulness of it. 

Classic early Dredd.   Ron had real flair and elegance.  Well done on bagging this. 

Absolutely glorious.  

A stunning early Ewins/McCarthy.  

A true piece of UK comics history- nice one!

Yep.  I understand whatever it was they were working on (some conjecture it was actually Slaine and not RT), it appears dead in the water. 

Oh that's fabulous!

Absolutely wonderful!

Classic!

Cheers Geoff! I notice you've got some killer pages from the Terra-Meks too.   Fond memories of this one!

You know what?  This is just about the only page of artwork I would ever trade my own McMahon CE page for.  Stunning!

An absolute classic. 

Thank you.  Yes, this will definitely be framed.  

So glad you persuaded him to have a crack at this - looks great!

A great Dredd by the master. 

A killer recreation. One to treasure!

Got to love a bit of Diz!