Feral!

nice portrait

very unique

love all the textures

great shot!  really like how you show the source animation in your posts.  nice.

classic series!  nice cels

Great page. Definitely more somber, more fitting.

Digging that tall vertical panel.   Makes you feel the size of that space.

Wow never seen this before!  Great image.  The light in the middle plays perfectly.

The Thing's a lucky guy!

Agreed.  Amazing pickup.  This spread was shot in Cinerama!

lovely monster with offset square teeth. A+

a confluence of ingredients into a wonderful Mignola stew.

nice pistolero!

Thanks for the comment. Agreed!  Also a bit of whimsy sprinkled on this.  I believe this was born from the Quarantine Sketchbook period.  I welcome this new direction.

beautiful pencil MigNugget.

video from the gallery event (not mine)

Digging the perspective.  It's like you're looking at him through a security camera.

I read a book of these in college in an over-sized volume (thinking they were actual size), well, it wasn't even half as big as the art you're holding!

Wow!  They don't make 'em like that anymore.

Amazing!

love the pencils.  Excited to see where Mike's new non-Hellboy direction takes him.  Nice event photos too.

Nice splash!  Great diving pose too.

It takes a team to take out Sorby.  Classic Kirby villain!

Admiring all your cool Golden commissions.  I bought a Rogue one from him several years ago for a friend of mine (birthday present).  Michael draws so close to the borders I had trouble matting and framing it.  He certainly fills the page.  Congrats!

Nice lines of action for each character happening on this dynamic page!

Pretty badass cyborg!  I dig the rendering. (I also followed Frank after Keown left.)  Nice cover!

Nobody does DD action like Frank.  The multiple ghost figures guide you perfectly  through the fight.  There's like twelve Daredevils on that page!  Congrats (again)!

Holy moly. 😮

Iconic pose and attitude. A+

Oh wow.  I can recall this scene vividly form the film (I read it in actors' voices).  Great page!  It starts off the whole adventure,

Thanks Doc!  Lopez handed over the pencilling this issue (guy was busy guesting for other better selling titles), although he inked it.  Agreed, Andru does a fine job.  I also like the black page.  Definitely moody.  Cheers!

Wow what a cover.  Bicentennial!  Cap rightfully in front. You know it's the 70s when Howard's on the team.

Thanks for the comment!  Glad you mentioned the exaggerated perspective.  There are so many examples of this in the cartoons.  I'd love to see what (if anything) they used for reference.  Insanely creative.

Loved this issue.  Storm's transformations in this issue are brilliantly executed.  Congrats!

Museum grade piece.  Exhibits all the great BWS hallmarks. Can't imagine how glorious it looks at 23x31.  Congrats!

BWS master of anatomy!  Amazing Logan splash.

Nice!  I imagine this would have been Hellboy if it were published by Image Comics in the early 90s (A superhero team book).

wow fantastic!  I had this poster.

Thanks for the comment!  Every Tolkien adaptation seems to have their own unique take on Gollum.  I feel that they borrowed some of this adaptation's frogginess (new word) for the Peter Jackson/Andy Serkis version.  This one certainly feels the creepiest.

Spidey has his Spider-buggy, Deadpool has the only other logical thing. 😆 

Discovered this very recently that there was an animated Hobbit film from 1967, directed by Gene Deitch (creator of those bizarre early 60s Tom & Jerry shorts). Enter the twilight zone:  The Hobbit 1967 Gene Deitch

wow.  definitely nutty and unmistakably Miller!

a 1 panel poster sized comic!  congrats.  SPLOOT!

Appreciate all the dealer photos!

Classic.  I like how Byrne uses the panel border as the ground plane (last panel).  Don't know of any other artist who does that (consistently).

Thanks for the comment.  I also like the painterly quality of the backgrounds in this movie.

Brilliant Hulk image!  Keown really captured Hulk's size the best.  Farmer's inks complimented Dale's pencils perfectly.  Fun Peter David stories too!

Wow never seen this image before.  It's the perfect Hellboy drawing, as if it's from a model sheet.  Agreed about the late 90s period.

Brilliant & memorable painting.  Congrats!

Amazing!  Congrats.  Hard to believe that this was just an interior page!