The Neal is strong in this piece.

Congratulations Kevin. This sketch is a beauty.

Massive, massive congrats on getting a page from what I feel is the greatest run in Comics ever. Cyclops wearing Quicksilvers costume to confuse the Sentinels was sheer genius. Havoc's costume design...genius. The X-Men cover logo by Steranko....phenominal.

Nice one Paul. I was over in the UK for that same convention and managed to get a sketch of John Constantine from Sean. It was great hanging out with Sean, Duncan Fegrado, Al Columbia, and Charlie Adlard.

Still one of my favourite sketches by Neal and totally awsm that you got Katee to sign it. Nice one Jackson. p

This is beautiful and fantastic. Easy to see the influence of Stan Drake in this stunning Paul Gillon strip. Congratulations.

Ha. Bruce Timm does Yutte Stensgaard. Nice one.

Wow. Cool to see the in-process shot and amazing you had a hand in this piece too. Thats a very special thing.

This is certainly a treasure. Congratulations and well earned Rich.

Underneath Kang is Doctor Doom. This was revealed in FOOM #8 and they showed a pic of the original lineup of Immortus/Dr Doom/Kang(different version than the one used and in fact that original Kang looked a bit more like a Celestial)

What a great page. Congrats.

Excellent piece Mike. Congratulations and ta for sharing it.

Excellent page Kit. I've been a fan of Bachalo since forever and am hopeful that one day I'll manage to get a page as cool as this (I love Emma and the Cukkoo's). Sorry to hear you're going through a rough patch. Take care of yourself thats the important thing. Then once thats sorted take care of those closest to you. Best regards to you. paul  

That entire story was pencilled by Denys Cowan and Neal did the inks. Neal also did 5x colour Sundays solo over the month of May 1981.

Wow. I just adore this image. A stunning collaboration between two giants of the Industry. This 11x17 blowup of Batman Odyssey #8 page 24 panel 5 is amazing.

A beautiful strip Al. Congrats. There isn't a Ben Casey collected edition yet although that is a work-in-progress. In the meantime we've put together a fan archive at the Neal Adams Appreciation page on facebook.

Amazing to see this page. Awsm share, ta.

Jim, thanks heaps for your contribution to the NA archive. Greatly apprreciated. p

A classic. Congratulations.

A lovely re-creation of Supes and Lois from the cover of Superman Family #182. Interestingly the original version of that cover was drawn by Curt Swan and Neal used that layout as the basis for his version (which was subsequently printed).

Many thanks Jim. For the past year and a half I've been building an archive of Neals work at the Official Neal Adams Appreciation Page (media/albums section) in collaboration with fans of Neal from all over the world. A true labour of love and a project that myself and others are v. passionate about. There's an extensive number of Ben Casey's already as part of the collection but not your four pages. They would make a great addition to something that is already being appreciated as a valuable learning resource. Best regards. paul 

The book never happened (yet) although the project is often on-again, off-again. That was very generous selling the strips back to Neal. Do you have better scans of the four strips by any chance? 

A truly special Ms Mystic piece Ray. 

Hi Michael. This page is from Armor, Deathwatch 2000 Prelude ie 2nd series - April 1993, #1 page 10

Stunning. Thanks for sharing this with us. 

Wow. Superb page. Thanks for sharing and congrats.

Nice one. This is actually page 21 of Earth4 : Deathwatch 2000 #3 cover dated Aug1993. Pencils by Vincente Alcazar, inks by Andres Klasik.

Hi. What you have here is page 4 of a four page story called "The Game" from National Lampoon Oct 1978 issue. It was written by Jeff Greenfield and Art is credited to Larry Hama, Ralph Reese, Jim Sherman and Neal. I'm guessing... but, I'd say that Neal did the layout.

A Mythic page. Thanks for sharing it with us Scott. And thanks also for your amazing work on Batman Odyssey.

Awsm to see the originals again after all these years. I was the friend of Martins that suggested he do a portfolio comic piece that summer and send it to the UK attn Pat Mills etc. Myself and Martin were at AUT at the same time and were good friends. I've still got one page of White Trash, a 1st printing (hah) photostat copy of 657 that Martin gave me and some other bits and bobs in my collection. Not sure what happened to the missing page from this issue maybe the Estate has it or the Illicit folks?