Gorgeous page--that middel panel of Storm is everything!

This is a beautiful example of Jones' thoughtful, thought-provoking, charming, obtuse, always beautiful Idyl work.

Love the Kirby/Stone artwork on this story--one of Jack's last during his first run at Marvel.  This is a great exapmle, those are killer panels of Medusa in action--great pick-up!  I really was hoping to get one of these pages when they came up for auction, but it was not to be--but glad this one ended up in a great home!

Wow!  So inked by the King too?  That is special!!

Love when a page of art ends up in its perfect home--thanks for sharing your story.  Awesome page!

Beautiful piece--love seeing all the work, texture, and black ink on the page.

Great page!  You get black suite Spidey and the full team, with Bogdanove's charming, more cartoonistly style on full display.  Jealous!

Wow!  That is a piece you could get lost in.  I love both eras of JRJR on X-Men; this is a great example of the bombastic qualities he brought to his second run.  Congrats!

Ferocious cover that really represents the intensity and visceral qualities that Buscema (with Claremont) wanted to bring to this version of Wolverine.  Awesome, awesome piece.  Congrats!

Wow!  Great shots of Thor, Iron Man, Hulk, and Loki all on the page--this is one of the best pages in the book.  While these characters appeared first in other comics, just think about the repurcussions that bringing them together in one series had on the Marvel Universe, the comic book industry, the movie industry and Hollywood--incredible.  Congrats on owning a piece of American history!

Awesome page, love the ink wash here!  Didn't realize that Dezuniga did any Brother Voodoo work...

Great action page--love Kirby's cinematography in his Rawhide Kid work, this is an excellent example. Congrats!

Classic example--and gorgeous, slick 1970s linework on Snoopy, particularly that last panel.  And--the joke is funny!

Fantastic!  Awesome to see Mike revisit this story--but also love the execution of this piece, the composition is so dense, with so much to look at and drink in.  Congrats!

Wolves of St. August is peak Hellboy--fantastic page!

WOW!  Castellini is such an underrated master--there's just not enough artwork by him out there.  This Silver Surfer book might be his artistic peak--and this is one of the most spectacular images in the book.  Congrats!

Wow to me this is a break-CAF caliber piece!  One of the greatest images of Wolvie ever, in my opinion--I've loved this ever since I first saw it in MCP #1.  Hard to imagine now, but back then we were all STARVED for Wolverine content--the only place you could find him was in Uncanny X-Men, the single monthly X title!  Funny to think about that now.  Opening up that first issue, this image was a knock-out--the crouch, the attitude, the flares on the cowl and his boots, Claremont's words, the CLAWS!  All perfect.  Congrats on owning an iconic piece of comic art.

Very cool!  Those roiling black clouds are gorgeous!

I feel like Marie's best work was done during her relatively short run on Strange Tales, especially if you've ever seen any of these pages in person--at large art size they're really fantastic.  And this might be the best of the best!  I've seen this page before but didn't realize it was inked by Herb Trimpe--maybe another reason it stands out so spectacularly; love how the linework is so defined.  Amazing acquisiton--congrats!

Wow you're on a roll!  Love everything about this page: the gorgeous and expressive Silvestri/Green art, Claremont's characterization, and the tragic relationship between Storm and Forge.  Things when she becomes the Windrider again!

Great page showing off the excellent artwork of this series--Pacheco's linework was on another level here.  Excellent pick-up!

Awesome page from such a fun era.  Great characterization and action--and gorgeous inking by Dan Green over Silvestri's kinetic pencils!

Wow!!  I also had this poster on my wall for years!  And haven't seen it since, I think it was only used as that poster so hasn't been reprinted over and over.  You should post the pic of the poster if you can find it--it was painted in an unusal way, which explains why so much of the pen and ink art features a lot of open space, which is a little different for Adams.  The finished result was quite beautiful and kind of mysterious.  This is definitely a grail piece--huge congrats!!

Gorgeous coloring!

Wow--the most beautiful of these strips I've seen.  Congrats!

Literally the perfect page from this book--full team represented dynamically, excellent Claremont characterization, Asgardian elements, and pitch-perfect inks by Austin.  This one truly has it all.  Congrats!

Wow!!!  Incredibly gorgeous Byrne She-Hulk example--and early!

I LOVED that all- pin-up issue of Marvel Fanfare; so many incredible pieces by iconic artists--but even among them, this one stood out.  I was excited to see this come up for auction and am happy to hear it ended up in the perfect home.  Congrats!

Love hearing about your connection to this story.  I discovered it in the back issue bins--the last few lines always stuck with me.  Great page from a master!

Saw this in one of the booth pics from the show and noticed it right away--excellent example from one of the King's favorite series!  I'm not an expert on this era but it definitely has the classic Simon and Kirby look to it, particularly the inking of the shooting cowboy in the foreground.  I'm going with Simon inks.  Regardless--congrats!

Beautiful example of Art's take on Storm!

Awesome cover--Lightle has been underrated for a long time, I'm happy to see a great example of his work getting some love!  Congrats!

Loved this series and these covers--and you got a great assortment of characters on this one!  Fury, Galactus, Doc Strange, Elektra--lots of A list and of course fun B and C list characters too.  

I've seen and (and enjoyed) Joe Kubert's work on the Punisher, but this might be the most Kubert-esque piece I've seen from that run.  Intense and awesome--and congrats on getting it back!  I always tell myself that I'm going to do this and yet rarely follow through.  

Spectacular cover that pretty much encapsulates what was wonderful about the title--fun, sexy, clever, character-centric--and Alan Davis' art (gorgeous, fun, sexy, character-centric).

Love the Classic X-Men covers, was always so fun to see great artists interpret classic X-scenes in their own style.  This is a perfect example--iconic X-Men moment and gorgeous example of AH's art.  Congrats!

Great page with classic Kirby layouts--the middle panel, the action of the bottom left, and Batroc's theatrical bow in the final panel are all Kirby through and through.  And just pointing out, those notes around the panels are from Jack himself--describing how he intended the story to be told on the page, before Stan dialogued it.  So even though Jack didn't do full art-duties here, it's very much a Kirby page.  Congrats!

What a pair of pages to have!  Love the idea of having the first and last---and in this case they're perfect bookends.  Incredible depiction of the Lizard transforming, and awesome showcase of the Mooney/Romita combo.  Well done!

Explosive piece that stands alongside the best of Zeck's 1980s Punisher pieces.  Love the story of it taking a while to gestate.  Congrats!

Wow!!  Awesome, gorgeous, classic X-Men page.  I loved these meetings that Claremont would often write between Wolvie and Storm.  Such fantastic character dynamics, and beautiful art by Silvestri and Green.  Very jealous!

Saw this when it came up and regretted not going after it--great Milgrom page, just really fun comic art.  That top panel is killer!

I've never seen this before--it's so awesome!  I love Quesada's early chunky style--this is an incredible example, so many characters on display.

Wow!  This is so awesome.  And a piece that really only could be accomplished in pencil--so delicate and subtle, a perfect way to showcase this ethereal scene.  Jealous!

Ditko and Palmer is an interesting combo--wasn't sure if I'd like it, but it really works; something particularly charming about Rom's toaster-like head in panels 3, 4, and 5.  Nice pick-up!

Both of Peter's ladies on the same artboard, done by the master.  It was always clear that Romita enjoyed drawing these women--I don't think he ever got tired of it, and it showed in the artwork itself.  That Romita spark is always there.

Wow!  Fantastic Born Again page--awesome choreographed DD vs. Nuke action, narration from Matt Murdock, and reporting from Ben Urich, all happening at the same time.  So much storytelling on the page, but executed effortlessly.  

Excellent page--Claremont was so good and going back and forth between fun/whimsical and dark/creepy.  Fanastic interaction here between Rachel and Madelyne, and completely gorgeous art by Davis and Neary (Neary's juicy inks are literally perfect on this page).  Congrats!

What an excellent Kirby Cap page!  Classic Kirby action choreography in every panel--this is exactly the kind of kinetic storytelling that Kirby changed the entire medium with.  Also I've always felt that Shores is underrated as a Kirby inker--really nice, lush inks here; the inking and particularly the spotting of black ink plays a role in the page's storytelling.

Gorgeous example of Buscema/Alcala--such exquisite linework.