Dillon was UK's answer to Liefeld or Madureira in that he started working for Marvel UK when he was barely 16 !!!!!!! So prolific, so fast, some great 2000ad runs, including one of my favorite Alan Moore's comedic output, Abelard Snazz, as good as D.R. & Quinch or the Bojeffries Saga. And then, some great Warrior magazine pages. And then, if that wasn't enough, he co-founded Deadline magazine. And only then did he start working for DC (SKREEMER, if I remember correctly). Passed away too young, but amazing wide-ranging, multi-faceted legacy.

Belardinelli might not have been the greatest "draftsman" of that era, but his baroque, dark, obsessive imaginative power makes him an essential contributor to 2000ad's legacy. Over time, one of my favorite artists working for UK comics in the late70s/early 80s. More so than other much more celebrated authors. Gorgeous page. . 

Dear Sir, Your grandfather was a GIANT. His mid 70s work is indeed underated. Prez, but also, my favorite Brother Power the Geek iINMHO, one of the most interesting DC titles of that era. Humbled by your comment. Sincerely, Fabrice 

Whille the "nostalgia" factor re buying this issue of TCJ, important, not as important as Dan Clowes being an amazing graphic designer, and him leaving an "enpty space" in his composition for the magazine's title. Will probably "complete" the composition at some point in the future. Just got the piece framed, not ready to tinker with it quite yet. Thank you for your most thoughtfull feedback. 

Beautiful 

yes, UV + alcohol based markers are the scourge of our hobby, second only to rubber-cement glue

Late 80s / early 90s, had stopped reading US mainstream comics, besides Alan Moore's Eclipse / DC post Warrior stuff, but was still looking at exploitation / small press things, felt at the times that O'Barr, Vigil, were "cooler" that Neil Gaiman's Sandman. Liked the corniness of Dragonforce, reminded me of Willingham's Elementals, sillily "sexy". Found this page on Ebay, as "close" to Wrightson as it is to Byrne. Not very well drawn but that red fleshy fold uper left corner kind of makes the page  interestingly dirty. Liked the fact that it is airbrushed. Only found out about  Keown's Hulk & Pitt many years after the fact, about 10 years ago.

Indeed. Old framimg job, close to 20 years ago +, very affected, with a black mount, having it reframed accoding to more minimal, generic contemporary tastes: White mount, natural wood boxe frame, full bleed, etc. The black inks of Errata's hair will shoutsh out even more so.

Ha ! I was one of your underbidders. Congratulations, a truly spectacular page  

So cool 

Awestruck. One of the best pages from one of my all time favorite series. Beautiful. 

My all-time favorite Italian series from the mid-'80s. Stellar page 

hehe. Me 2

Love this 

Gorgeous

Wow 

The page is from the second volume of La Saga d'Alendor, which Jodorowsky worked on for Métal Hurlant  in the mid ‘80s, in parallel of The Incal. Personally, it my favorite comic book series of his besides the original run of The Incal. Unfortunately, he and Cadelo didn’t see eye to eye and the story was never finished. Cadelo was probably his most  baroque graphic collaborator. He went on to work for A Suivre and later became known for surrealist erotic comics. 

Late 83 - very early 84, Thriller was my favorite comic For a short instant, supplanted Miller's Daredevil. 

breathtaking 

Probably the only super-hero I can still aspire to become  ...