Beautiful!

What a cool & weird strip!

Very nice!  The early Caniff strips had a period charm, in that style that still owed a lot to Noel Sickles.  The first panel is quite powerful.

How is it that every Mignola Hellboy page is so great?  And this one no exception!

Nice page -- I"m not someone who reads a lot of superhero comics of the last few decades, but I've always liked Ottley's clean, fun, fluid style. 

This is quite a surreal and philisophical gag!

Strong Mignola page (aren't they all?).  I agree with Marcus Wai - in these originals even the uneven blacks add texture and depth. 

Beautiful, the Alex Raymond influence shows!

Nice.  Classic French Golden Age art should be more appreciated!

I didn't know that -- sad!  Thanks for the information.

Great page! Classic!

cunna sed it bedder mself!

Classic wordless story-telling! 

Nice page, very dramatic. I love the washes and spatter.

I see what you did there.  Yes, I think that must be what that line signifiies, though I have no idea of the mechanics of it.  I wonder how the papers that ran the full image removed the line. 

yes, that circular inset is an unusual device for Raymond, isn't it.  Adds to the jam-packed quality, borderline cluttered, but still beautiful. 

Nice. An "underground-y" style I haven't seen in Magnus pages before. 

What a beautiful strip -- it always boggles my mind to think of artistry like that appearing daily in the newspaper.  The luminosity of Alex Raymond's work is gorgeous.

Yes, it's spectacular.  I only know of his work (and the whole genre of comics in illustrated papers of the period) from The Origins of Comics by Theirry Smoldern - there's a Reginald Cleaver reproduced in that book. I'm amazed that there are still originals around!

Lovely.

These Robbins pages are so strong! His style seemed out of place in 70s (?) DC comics, but has really stood the test of time. Thanks for sharing!

Oh wow I never read this strip carefully enough to notice the slur... thanks for pointing it out, I need to note it in the description. 

What a beautiful Toth page, and the note adds immeasurably. That first large picture panel is gorgeous, and he made a good choice pushing the word balloons up into the title panel so as not to interfere with the picture too much! 

Beautiful! NFS Ever - lol! 

Show and comic are both unfamiliar to me, but I see the appeal.  Good luck!

Nice cartooning and funny stuff by whoever it was.  Hand-colored?

Well whaddaya know -- Bob Kane was actually pretty good!  Who knew?  This is really fun to see, thanks for sharing!

This was such a good series, so hard-boiled. Beautiful, clean story-telling in an 8-panel grid, nice page!

Nice to see this kind of process stuff, thanks for sharing!

A nice set of character designs!

yes!   I figure for the readers of Teen Life, accurate & appealing costume design was probably a priority.

What a fun page, with the static angle and super-decompressed movement in the first 6 panels (characteristic of Starlin, I think?), then "eeeaaaagggghhh."  

great layout and black sillhouettes.  I love the loose inking on the pants in panel 1.

Beautiful brush strokes!

Good idea, I never thought of that! Thanks!