Gallery Comments by Greg Huneryager

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Garcia Lopez Deadman
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 8/4/2018

Another page I used to own. Can't remember the selling price but paid $50 for it but stuff was so cheap in the 20th century before the internet, ebay and auction housed 'ruined' things.

Von Eeden Batman
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 8/4/2018

This is prime Von Eeden. I had the page with the Batmobile and Robin but sold it because I thought I needed money. Its always the things you let go or missed out on that haunt you.

Female Landscape
Owner: Greg Huneryager

Comment posted on 8/1/2018

Phillip Hester said:

How big is this one Greg? I dig it.

Proably 3' X 4'.

P Craig Russell Killraven cover
Owner: Scott Williams

Comment posted on 3/25/2017
And Ploog Man-Thing covers for $80! That was a mint back then (I was in high school at the time.).

Ralph Bakshi - Large Color Character Drawing #2 - 2016
Owner: Rob Stolzer

Comment posted on 2/12/2017
I go for the little scarecrow? and the clowns. Fun stuff.

Kona T-REX vs Kitten!
Owner: George Hagenauer

Comment posted on 8/13/2016
And the thing is even though they had giant monsters on the island Kona got off the island and the writers came up with other reasons/stories to have giant things in them. OH, and this is the "best" issue in the run.

George Tuska - Avengers #48 p.8
Owner: Paul Handler

Comment posted on 3/20/2016
I love this issue. I don't see many others fans of Tuska inking himself (although I really love Craig's inks on the Archie Goodwin Iron Mans) but this is a cool page from one my 1st Avengers. And I also love The Black Knight, although he's probably the most impractical member -- he just looks so cool.

Don Heck - Tales of Suspense #45 p.15 (7th Iron Man, Origin Jack Frost)
Owner: Paul Handler

Comment posted on 3/20/2016
Man I love these all Heck pages. And even with Pepper looking totally different she stills looks pretty swell. I can only dream of getting a page like this.

Win Mortimer unpublished Adventure 162 cover
Owner: Gary Land

Comment posted on 2/28/2016
I can see why it was changed --- in the published version Superboy is dominant and in the foreground -- but I prefer this.

1968-12 Buscema/Adkins: Sub-Mariner #8 p05
Owner: Dietmar Krueger

Comment posted on 2/4/2016
My 2nd favorite Buscema issue (#20 is #1) and Adkins was one of his top inkers. Congrats.

All-New HAWKEYE #2 (Marvel , Feb. 2016) - Fred Hembeck Variant; featuring The Avengers: Black Widow, Mockingbird, Swordsman and Two-Gun Kid!
Owner: Fred's CAF Gallery

Comment posted on 1/1/2016
Great cover. So if this is a movie variant does that mean we will see the Two-Gun Kid and the Swordsman in the movies?

John Tartaglione - True Tales of Love #29 p.12 (Atlas 1957)
Owner: Paul Handler

Comment posted on 10/30/2015
I always liked his romance work, was surprised at how good it was.

Kevin O'Neill Nemesis
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 10/10/2015
And it was Andy Helfer (I think) who said he was glad he met Kevin before seeing his art because he would have been terrified. From all accounts he's a puppy dog but that is often how it is with the most messed up artist. Their art is a release for all of the badness which is why this was the perfect strip for him to illustrate.

Jesse Marsh Cavemen
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 10/10/2015

Phillip Hester said:
Great minds think alike!

Except one has the wherewithal to hold onto more stuff (or at least not as strapped for cash). I paid $19 for it & it arrived a few days before the con. The guy who bought it was looking through my art pile and it was on the bottom. He asked how much and remembering Philip Weiss' estimate was $70-$100, I said $70 and he snapped it up. I should have said a $100. The thing is the consignor was at the con, presumably local. I think it was for some Tarzan text story but could be wrong.

Ploog Man-Thing
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 10/10/2015
And Frank is the only one who was decent inking him (besides Frank himself), although Nino was interesting.

Williams, Kent Batman Black & White page
Owner: Greg Huneryager

Comment posted on 10/9/2015

Phillip Hester said:
It's time to put me in your will, Greg.

And you can leave your Breccia or a few other things to me in youra. Then it's all up to chance to who goes first!

Arnold Drake Doom Patrol Cover Rough
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 10/8/2015
This is freaking great. I have an ink sketch of Deadman I got from Arnold in San Diego. He used an everyday ink pen and kind of dug it into the pen and it's crude as hell but he's the creator (or maybe co-creator. I can't remember when Carmine got involved....but I imagine Arnold had the outfit pretty much designed beforehand.)

Adam Ames
Owner: Greg Wilson

Comment posted on 8/16/2015
Sweet in all definitions of the word.

Bill Mauldin - Back Home - 1946 - Communism
Owner: Rob Stolzer

Comment posted on 4/12/2015
I've said it before and here it is again: You have one of the most interesting collections in the group. The art is always interesting in terms of story and technique.

Legion of Superheroes Homage To Rex the Wonder Dog Issue 35
Owner: Aidan (Re-Legion ) Lacy

Comment posted on 1/17/2015
He really gave Krypto's face a lot of character.

Incredible Hulk 106 p20
Owner: Stephen Moore

Comment posted on 1/10/2015
I love this story. Perhaps it was the art mix of Severin, Trimpe and Tuska or the Missing Link. Congrats.

Neal ADAMS; Amazing Adventures #18, page 6 layout
Owner: J. Hiroshi Morisaki

Comment posted on 9/15/2014
Jesus, it's only the best page in the book. This scene has never left my mind.

Hampton, Scott Batman /Joker painting
Owner: Kwan Chang

Comment posted on 8/23/2014
"Do you mind?" Artists are funny.

My Grail Page: a previous owner
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 4/2/2014
I think it must be cursed. Notice how many of these people are dead and they weren't before the owned the artwork. Sure, it may have taken a while to effect its toil but obviously one can hold onto this people only so long at their own peril. Never mind that it got so many of us through puberty.

Tales From The Trenches unpublished splash
Owner: Michael Haack

Comment posted on 3/30/2014
I need friends like this.

Frank Robbins - Fear #27 p.32
Owner: Paul Handler

Comment posted on 3/9/2014
This looks a lot better than most of Robbins Marvel work so I went over to the GCD to see who inked it. It says Leonard Starr (under a pseudonym) and it's the most sympathetic inks outside of Frank Springer's. A great page.

Buscema, John and Tom Palmer; Man-Thing #16 p. 10
Owner: Greg Huneryager

Comment posted on 3/2/2014

glen gold said:
Gerber's Man-Thing run was lucky to have such a breadth of artists. From Neal Adams to Ploog to Buscema and even Mooney -- and the reason they all worked on the character was (I think) Gerber. He knew how to write for the Marvel House Style in such a way that it was disturbing and subversive. Of course he gave John a barbarian to draw.

Yeah, the only reason I think this page went for so much on ebay is that big panel with the Viking and he is kind of like a really old Conan to some fans.

Johnny Hazard 7-3 1970
Owner: Jep Soto

Comment posted on 2/20/2014
The drawing can be a bit cartoony at times with Robbins (the bad guys in the last panel, the bald headed one has something about him that makes me think of "Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman") bit his brushwork is so masterful that it doesn't matter. By this time he was reputedly drawing with his brush without any pencils beforehand.

Carl Barks - WDC&S # 321
Owner: robert wiener

Comment posted on 2/2/2014
I usually don't misplace things for that long....well, except for my Don Newton Superman sketch which has been missing for about 30 years.

DAREDEVIL 232 (1986)
Owner: Lorenzo Fratini

Comment posted on 2/1/2014
I don't agree that it should have been the last DD story but its changes should have remained the new status quo. He's DD, he has some powers and he lives in Hell's Kitchen. The story showed the folly of a lawyer being the alter ego of a super-hero.

Phoenix
Owner: Phillip Anderson

Comment posted on 10/5/2013
Insane piece

Green Lantern #211 Cover
Owner: Phillip Anderson

Comment posted on 10/5/2013
I freaking love this issue and cover. Hell, this is my favorite period of GL stories: Englehart on the main title with some Alan Moore ones over in the annual.

Nestor Redondo Rima origin page
Owner: Roger K.

Comment posted on 9/4/2013
Well, if you have to own pages by Redondo these are the series to have them from.

Flintstones show pitch art
Owner: William Wray

Comment posted on 7/30/2013
Dino is obviously the star here. How many times has he been hit by a club?

Superman vs. Muhammad Ali, page 55
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 6/11/2013
This is what I consider Adams' last great work. I bought like 20 copies of it and when I started selling the extras off I priced them way above guide because I just thought it was worth more than it said. It didn't sell well reportedly because Ali lost the title before it came out but I'm not a sports fan and didn't know that at the time or obviously care.

Terry and the Pirates daily 6/29/46
Owner: Aaron N.

Comment posted on 6/9/2013
No, I was tempted when I saw it for sale but was tight on funds. It's very lush and boldly rendered.

Stan Drake Juliet Jones 1958 daily
Owner: JAUME VAQUER MESTRE

Comment posted on 5/4/2013
It's great to see so many early Juliet Jones in your collection (would be better if they were in mine...). What I like about the early ones is Drake would try out different techniques and the results were, even when 'not perfect', interesting. In this one my favorite thing is the chair in the first panel. And, I have a daily from this storyline from the next month.

Picture Stories From Science #4 Allen Simon art
Owner: James Halperin

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
So the wizard could foresee all of this great science but not that the issue wouldn't be published. I no have a mission to my wife, a story to tell.

Picture Stories From Science #4 Allen Simon art
Owner: James Halperin

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Nice cover but I bet that scene doesn't happen inside. I would buy that comic.

Thor #170, page 14
Owner: Sean Clarke

Comment posted on 1/19/2013
I love Everett's inks but what's interesting here is his restraint, the lack of his characteristic flourishes. They can be seen in their other collaborations but here he is truely trying more to serve Kirby than embellish. The middle section is my favorite. Panel two is just great and in #3 is especially nice in that while the eyes are just way too far apart Everett doesn't alter them because it works, because Kirby defies logic and reality. When you look at the close-up it almost looks abstract, especially her left eye. Superb.

George Freeman - Captain Atom Commission - 2012
Owner: Rob Stolzer

Comment posted on 12/25/2012
Very evocative. George was a good choice for this. Too bad he never inked Ditko.

Meskin, Mort The Dummy
Owner: Brian M

Comment posted on 8/18/2012
Meskin is perhaps the best 'forgotten' artist among fandom. Hell, I wasn't aware of his stuff until I started buying GA. My favorite are those great high contrast, no rendering Vigilante and Johnny Quick stories he did in the early to mid '40s. The Dummy was the villain in a few of those (and his 1st appearance in Leading Comics is pretty sweet) and this piece is Meskin at his best. Bold and graphic.

Kaluta - Spawn of Frankenstein from PS 25
Owner: Mark Levy

Comment posted on 8/3/2012
I've only seen two other pages, both at the last pre-Wizard Chicago Comicon and I bought the better of the two. Kaluta's version of the creature is actually my favorite version. I like it even better than Wrightson's. Good pickup.

Kevin Nowlan - Batgirl
Owner: Malcolm Bourne

Comment posted on 7/21/2012
Once again proving that Batgirl's costume is better than Batman's. (The shorts ruin the flow. That's why George Pratt often portrays him hunched over). This is an exquisite piece though. DC should just have Kevin do a stand alone Batgirl story.

Jesse Marsh Cavemen
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 7/9/2012

Phillip Hester said:
I think it came from Heritage, Greg, so it's been around!

As has all of the art I foolishly sold (and the current owners paying roughly 10 times what I did when I first sold it a decade or two back). I think this is maybe the 3rd piece you own that I used to have though.

Jesse Marsh Cavemen
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 7/8/2012
So you either bought this from me or from someone who bought it off me at a Kansas City ComiCon sometime in the '90s. I had bought it in one of Philip Weiss's (now seen on The Antiques Roadshow) phone in auctions that would go on until no one bid for 15 minutes. I lost a lot of sleep but got some great deal on art back then.

Nick Cardy Aquaman
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 7/8/2012
Plus, one she appeared, Mera became the true star of the book for me.

Premiani Doom Patrol
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 7/8/2012

Steve Day Vich said:
Dear Philip, I hate you because you have this page. Steve

What he said. An O'Neill Nemesis and a Doom Patrol. They are in bold faced in my art want list. I'll have to tell you the story about the page I 'almost' got the next time you're in Kansas City.

Kevin O'Neill Nemesis
Owner: Phillip Hester

Comment posted on 7/8/2012
It could practically be an outtake from that Green Lantern Annual story. If only the toy line that was doing the 2000 A.D. figures years ago hadn't stopped putting them out before they got to Nemesis. I wanted one just because O'Neill said if you did action figures of his characters you would cut yourself every time you touched it because they were all angles.

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	Greg Huneryager
Joined:	August 2004
Last Login:	September 2025
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