Well said! I don't want to think about the physics behind it, because there is nothing cooler than floating rocks. 

For some reason, everyone seems to love holding onto their Extremity art. Pretty selfish if you ask me. I'm keeping mine forever only because nobody else will let go of theirs. That's it. It's their fault I'm greedy too. 

This is such a stunning piece, and I'm glad it's at a great home. 

Dani might have the most singular and distinctive style of any comic artist right now, and this work couldn't be a better example of why she's the best. 

Congratulations on this beautiful piece. This has all of DWJ's signature touches, but this is so much more three-dimensional than I've ever seen him.

This page might as well be a style guide for Thing. Incredible.

When you open your museum, this will be the piece I visit first. 

One thing I love about the Hulk is that there are so many different ways to depict him that can still seem fitting and true to the character. But there's something about Hulk's uncontrollable rage and his frenetic, chaotic energy that has me drawn to this kind of representation. Deodato made him a monster, and that makes me happy. 

Klein's painterly style is perfect on this moody book, but my favorite thing about this page is the weight of the Hulk depicted here, which isn't something many other artists could deliver. 

Collecting isn't a competition, but you just won with this. Congratulations. 

Omg I can't begin to tell you how many times I checked back in on this piece just hoping it'd still be around once I was ready for it. For as disappointed as I was once it disappeared, now I am equally happy that it found such a loving and appreciative home. This cover slays--such a cool perspective on it. ChrisCross was ahead of his time. Congratulations. 

We were witnessing a superstar in the making, and you had the foresight to pick up an amazing page. 

Exactly - and so much emotion too. How can Bekka be so surrounded by others and yet feel/look so isolated? Superb job by DWJ conveying all that in just a few panels. 

There's something unique that every step brought to the table--from the depth, composition, and shading of the pencils to the high contrast of the inks and then back to the depth of the scene with the final colors--this is a team working at a high level and firing on all cylinders. 

These colors pop! If this isn't already on a wall, it needs framed ASAP!

Who needs a history book when you're around? I am always so impressed by your imemdiats recall of anything and everything. 

This is such a good example of the unparalleled energy that Harren brings to life through his style. 

You bet! Solid stuff. 

It's a winning combo, isn't it?

Spectacular storytelling here. Also, when Daniel throws this many panels on a page, it feels like you're getting an entire issue's worth of art. 

Congratulations. One of the best pages I've seen from the Jack Kirby of our generation. That first panel has all of DWJ's signature style plus the emotional gravitas only he seems to be able to reach. 

Still one of my favorite DWJ covers. 

An instant fav interpretation of Black Panther. I could see that becoming a cover.

Thank you so much for sharing that picture--that gold is so regal!

Oh man! This belongs in your collection. I was thiiiiiiiis close to buying it once upon a time, and I am kicking my former self for choosing something else from Josh. I guess it's easy to get distracted when you're looking at pages that are all home runs. Congrats. 

This image alone makes me want to see an entire series of the #1 Dad version of Spidey. Absolutely fantastic commission. 

I come back and look at this weekly. I can't imagine the frequency if I actually owned it haha. 

Well it can't get cooler than this! Everything Lonergan touches is gold. Nobody does creative layouts quite like him. 

Dude! This page has so much going for it, but I can't stop looking at that team shot in the sixth panel where CB even says the team name! Iconic!

I bet this stuns in person. Love those color choices. 

Way to start of the year! Havok was always one of my favorites. It seemed like he had unlimited potential as a character, and DWJ is proving me correct. 

Somehow, I bet this looks even better in person. WOW.

Wow! Between the dark inks in the foreground and the beams ricocheting from Mjolnir, JRJR knocked this composition out of the park. I bet it looks three-dimensional in person!

DWJ produces sentimental and powerful moments in every work he touches, and this is such a superlative example of that emotional resonance on he seems to be able to produce. Everything from the storytelling to the compositions and the finishes contribute. This is so cool.

You can tell that Harren lives for moments like this where he can let loose and make a monster as gnarly as his imagination can get.

Harren drew this like he was trying to draw the best Shaolin Cowboy cover ever. I can't imagine what those colors look like in person, especially those pinks!

One of the best covers from the best cover artist of this current era. Museums will ask to borrow this someday.

Love how much range this page has, which is all you could ever want from an artist who can do it all. You can tell he had a lot of fun with this.

WHOA! Now this is a statement. Wolverine was made to brawl, and there's nothing better than him mowing through lackeys. Finch is so good. Each panel is perfection, but they add up to be greater than their individual parts through such stellar storytelling. 

Thank you so much! Yes - I love that I can pretend that it's from the same cloth as Little Bird, but luckily, I also love the Protector story as well.

Thank you! I remember marveling at this cover when the book came out. Never did I think I would have the original in my hands!

Doesn't get better than this! You even get his ankle wings in all of their glorious action. I'm so jealous!

Doesn't get any better than this storytelling. And my god, that third panel... perfection.

I love placing trust with the artist when it comes to a commission, because they'll usually invest more into a piece that they're excited to create. On top of that, there's nobody I would trust more than Bertram. Museums should be fighting over this - it's one of the most stunning works I've ever seen. Congrats on the special piece.

Stellar composition, but what keeps my eyes glued to this is the inking. It seems like one of those pieces where I wouldn't be able to decide which I liked better, being up close to marvel in all the details or to zoom out to see how they add up to give depth and definition. 

He's mean, he's feral, and his idea of fun will not be fun for you. This is an amazing piece and as on point of a representation of Sabretooth as there ever has been. 

How can something be so beautiful in form and so horrifying in subject matter? Truly special piece. 

What a lovely addition to your collection. I bet these colors sing in person. I appreciate your recent focus on indigenous representation, and I'm inspired to become more mindful of ensuring my collection is more inclusive per character and creator. 

I can only imagine how this looks in person. I think I'd be hard-pressed to find a better depiction of Thunderbird than this. Congratulations. 

Haha I couldn't agree more. I love seeing Thor living out his version of "enjoying the moment" especially knowing the kinds of battles and trauma he'll face later on.