Nice piece, though am I seeing a print . . . or did the artist actually illustrate this over two separate pages in an art book?

The Belgian poster artworks are a real joy to behold, congrats on landing such a terrific piece of art.  I briefly had this painting in my possesion as it was relayed to me in a package from Hertitage that I was forwarding on to the previous owner (minus some other art by Robert McGinnis that I was retaining).

Wonderful example . . . and you won't find a better panel featuring Spidey than that last one!

No, the painting was created for the VHS video sleeve, not the later DVDs.  I owned this at one time, purchased directly from the artist, but later traded it away to Mike Burkey.

Excellent illustration!

Great piece of design work, so clear and meticulously precise in its execution.  Like the fact that Bolland worked outside the area to be printed just to ensure WW's body was anatomically correct.

Wow, that's amazingly good!

I used to own these pages from the Horatius story but traded them away to Scotty Moore years ago.  Can't remember if I had any more that went to Scotty but they were certainly superb pages (if a little messy).  I suspect they may have appeared elsewhere and got re-formatted for a reprint (hence all the cut-and-pasting).

Stellar example, congrats!  I particularly like that dark moody last panel on the main sequence . . . and Medieval Castle is an added bonus (win/win).

Nice page, congrats!

Wonderful cover, one of the best.  Love how the logo is re-drawn to be adapted into the drawing . . . and Severin's inks are pure class!

Nice action sequence that was omitted from the 1964 Outer Limits episode.  They also re-jigged the opening of Ellison's teleplay to start with Trent's lines, "I was born ten days ago", seen at the bottom of page six.  Congrats!

Great page, congrats!

Nice page, I have the one that preceeds this (along with others).  Rogers didn't make the 'Seeleg Building' the Bradbury . . .  Harlan Ellison called it the 'Seeleg Building' in his teleplay as a nod of the head to Seeleg Lester who was script editor for the second season of OUTER LIMITS - where Demon With a Glass Hand was originally appeared,  The episode was filmed at the Bradbury Building . . . it's mentioned on a placard on the ground floor of the Bradbury.

Terrific Woody EC Horror splash, congrats!

Sad story and the paintings are stunning!

Nice!

Superb early one, I remember reading this when it came out.

Excellent, major congrats!

Great early example with unfaded colours . . . and you sold it, WTF???

Magnificent!

Stellar example.  Great to see the colours remaining vibrant.  TB 2, in that second panel, looks fantastic . . . as does TB4 in panel 4 - with thrusters in full throttle. Bellamy was a real master.

Just, Wow!

Amazing how they managed to work so many inventive ideas around a single theme.  Great cover!

Thanks for scanning the drawings on the back of this page, lovely artwork!

Nice early one.  Love the opening panel!

Looks great!

There must be a lot of happy collectors comforted in the knowledge that you decided not to buy the art you very kindly passd on.  The type of collection you said no to must be awesome!

Cool item, congrats!

Ecellent!

Sorry, Jimmy, still not convinced this is by Brown.  Still a lovely vintage painting to own  :)

Excellent, Bruce channels Kirby to perfection!

Stunning!

Wow (my jaw just dropped)!

Another terrific illustration.  My initial reaction was, "Dwight Frye!".

Beautifully lit. Finlay was a genius.

I could stare at this for hours . . . 

You should try selling instead.  Got any JH 'Survival' dailies?  Cash prize awaits!  ;)

So I said to this horse, "Why the long face?" (English joke, sorry).  Beautiful illustration with stunning attention to detail, wow!

Great splash, it's got everything you could wish for!

Nice painting, congrats!

Really good, wow!

Strangely compelling, I imagine you could stare at this for hours . . . and probably do!  Must look awesome in the flesh (great choice of frame).

Wonderfully inventive page.  Not sure why I hadn't come across this sooner, but always a joy to stumble onto something especially good, congrats!

Really nice example, congrats!

Oh, great, another step closer!

Outstanding Keith Watson example, congrats!

Lovely Don Harley example, congrats!

Great cover, congrats! I saw it in person at the Steve Ditko exhibition of OA in Spain a few years back.

Brilliant illustration . . . and a great choice of matt and frame!