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Arthur Adams Miracleman Cover Owner: Jason Harris Comment posted on 12/30/2017 Wow, I would have paid money just to go to that dinner! As a Miracleman fan (somehow, after being introduced to the character as Miracleman, the Marvelman name sounded somewhat peculiar), it is a real treat to see Arthur Adams tackle the character and bring a modern twist to a cult classic. Congratulations on a Miraculous acquisition. |
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Avengers Annual 6 page 01 Owner: robert frey Comment posted on 11/30/2017 Early Perez Avengers is a rare and wonderful thing. And of that you have an amazing example here. Really a magical page. Congratulations! |
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Barry Windsor Smith Britannia Owner: robert frey Comment posted on 11/30/2017 Beautiful beautiful beautiful piece. And the patina and collage aspects of it only add to the charm. Congratulations on the great (British) acquisition! |
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Superman #242 Owner: Albert Moy Comment posted on 10/4/2017 Now THAT is a Super cover. Adams redefined the genre. Thanks for posting us a(nother) window through which we could see it. Congratulations! |
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Death of Captain Marvel Owner: Lou Haberman Comment posted on 6/14/2017 A gem (soul draining or otherwise that's for your bank account to tell) in any collection. Historic and nostalgic. Congratulations on a truly marvelous acquisition! |
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Tony Stark is Iron Man! Owner: Jason Caldwell Comment posted on 6/8/2017 While Bob Layton is the definitive Iron Man artist for me and perhaps a generation of Marvel readers, sometimes when you pursue unexpected and unusual pairings of artist and character, you can make magic. That's what you have here. A great head sketch by Brandon that really captures the character in a special way. Congratulations! |
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Green Lanterns Tomar Tu and Larissa by Ivan Reis Owner: Jason Caldwell Comment posted on 6/8/2017 There's something about pencils, isn't there. The purity of the idea. Rough, unfinished, and yet complete. They're best when you have an excellent penciller, like Reis here, who spots the blacks, puts in all the shadows and knows anatomy very very well. It will become something completely different if it is ever inked, equally beautiful, but different. Nevertheless, whether inked or now, Reis' work is something to behold, especially on GL. Congratulations on a beautiful acquisition. |
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Marvel Fanfare #5 Doctor Strange wraparound cover ~ Marshall Rogers Owner: Joe Murray Comment posted on 5/24/2017 While Marshall's Detective run may be most heralded, his Dr. Strange work both with Terry Austin and P. Craig Russell may be some of the finest (no longer quite under the radar art) Rogers art out there. This cover, with all of Marshall's talents on fine display is a simply incredible example of Marshall's expansive imagination and talent. Congratulations on a spectacular piece! |
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Mister Miracle #22, page 14 Owner: John Petty Comment posted on 5/24/2017 Marshall had an eye for perspective and shadow that, at his best, were second to none. In addition to a couple of pages in his famed Detective run, you may have the absolute best example of that here. Congratulations on an excellent acquisition! |
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Fantastic Four 587 Cover Death of Johnny Storm Owner: Matthew Kaczynski Comment posted on 5/24/2017 Always liked those FF covers that split the team into 4 panels and showed each in their valiant heroism. Alan Davis is a an artist's artist. Congratulations on an excellent acquisition! |
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Byrne: Fantastic Four 240 Inhumans splash Owner: Eelco V Comment posted on 5/23/2017 There was a time when John Byrne took over FF and wanted to show the world that he was not just a hot artist, but was trying to create a great legacy, comparable to the legendary FF run of Lee and Kirby. Pages and stories like this one are a testament to that legacy. Congratulations on a spectacular acquisition. |
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Legion of Superheroes Issue 293 Page 19 Owner: Aidan (Re-Legion ) Lacy Comment posted on 4/23/2017 So it was you! I was the underbidder in the Heritage Auction in which this was sold all those years ago. I remember an interview with Giffen where they asked him about the Great Darkness Saga and he said that he realized the inequity in power between writer and artist when drawing this page and came across the instruction that he draw a panel that showed an entire world's population rising as one. There's a thousand different ways to draw that idea, but I wonder if anyone else could have done it as powefully or as elegantly as Giffen did it there, and it just seemed so effortless. Really a beautiful page from, what I believe still is the best Legion storyline ever. Congratulations! |
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Legion of Superheroes Promotional Poster by Keith Giffen and Larry Mahlstedt Owner: Aidan (Re-Legion ) Lacy Comment posted on 4/23/2017 To get a Giffen Legion piece is a bit of a challenge. To get the absolute best piece that he ever did, with his best inker, at the absolute height of his abilities with basically every single character simply boggles the mind. A tremendous piece, I am envious, but so very happy for you at the same time. Congratulations on getting a true grail! |
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Gun Fight! Owner: Steve Gumm Comment posted on 4/18/2017 Holy shades of the Rocketeer Batman, . . . .this is a nice piece. Everything is spot on, the shading, the poses, the dimensions, the composition and the anatomy all look like they were lovingly and professionally rendered. Very nice Mr. Gumm, please don't be upset if, the next time we meet, I ask you for a head sketch or commission ;) |
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Vengeance Of The Moon Knight #1 Owner: Peter P Comment posted on 4/18/2017 Nothing says "I want to draw Batman" like this Finch cover. In my mind, Finch never really had anything to prove, as he did not go through that awkward phase that some artists have where they are trying to find their voice or style. Finch burst onto the scene as a great artist and then became something truly special. You are fortunate to have acquired one of the gems that he created along the way. Congratulations on the piece and acquiring the ever elusive 50 comments! |
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Superman #258 Cover (Nick Cardy) (1972) (Superman vs: The Galactic Golem) Owner: Nick Katradis Comment posted on 3/14/2017 Always liked this cover. During this period of time it seemed that Cardy could do no wrong on a cover. A really nice piece. Congratulations! |
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Adams, Neal - Batman, issue 235, cover (Sept 1971) Owner: Chris K. Comment posted on 3/14/2017 First I notice a Byrne/Austin double paged X-Men spread, and now an Adams Batman cover. I just can't keep looking at your amazing collection, it is too depressing to know that none of these are hanging on my walls. Although, after awhile, looking at great art becomes uplifting. Congratulations on a spectacular cover. |
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Byrne, John - Uncanny X-Men, issue 142, pages 2-3 DPS (Feb 1981) - 'Days of Future Past' Owner: Chris K. Comment posted on 3/14/2017 Well, that's pretty impressive. Congratulations on a top two page spread from one of the greatest runs in comics history. |
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Iron Man #167 Title Page Splash Owner: Jimmy Cawley Comment posted on 3/14/2017 Often, sequels are pale shadows of the original. I don't remember thinking that when I read this story arc all those years ago. Under O'Neil's steady guidance and McDonnell's moody pencils, this story read more like a natural regression into an all too common addiction. This page reflects one of those moments in comics that so strongly imitate life and contribute to the deep rooted nostalgia that drives this hobby. Congratulations on a great acquisition. |
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Superman Issue 80 Page 8 Owner: Varun K Comment posted on 6/13/2016 During the Death of Superman and the Reign of the Supermen, Jurgens and Breeding were knocking it out of the park every issue. You have yourself a great example from a super-nostalgic book. Congratulations! |
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Batman #1 Vol 2 - Variant Cover - Ethan Van Sciver Owner: Arnold Chan Comment posted on 4/19/2016 Van Sciver at his literal best. Congratulations on a great score! |
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Superman #276 Cover (1st Superman vs: Captain Marvel (Shazam) (1974) Owner: Nick Katradis Comment posted on 4/19/2016 An image that would be copied over and over again for decades. I guess it is only a matter of time before people realize that Cardy is one of the old masters. Congratulations on a tremedous cover. |
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Avengers Vol 3 Issue 1 Cover - George Perez Owner: Brian C. Comment posted on 4/19/2016 Avengers Assembled indeed. Great great cover. Whatever you paid, you got a bargain. Congratulations! |
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Teen Titans Cover issue 10 - George Perez Owner: Brian C. Comment posted on 4/19/2016 Well, there's an instant classic. Still as eye catching as it was on the spinner racks all those years ago. You really hit the target with this one (sorry, I couldn't help myself). Tremendous congratulations! |
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Wonder Woman #44 Cover (4th Series) Alternate Cover for GL 75th by Terry and Rachel Dodson Owner: Fred Bronaugh Comment posted on 4/11/2016 Wow, go big or go home. It's no secret that I think the Dodsons are among the absolute best in the industry at drawing female superheroes and our favorite Amazon is no exception. Congratulations on getting such a sweet Dodson(s) cover! |
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KID COLT, OUTLAW #225 (Marvel, Aug. 1978) Owner: Fred's CAF Gallery Comment posted on 4/11/2016 I do so love vintage Austin inks. Everything looks so sharp and perfectly drawn. This is a very nice example by Jeff Aclin, whose work is sparse (I think he drew the cover to the first issue of a 1979 reboot of Marvel Spotlight featuring Captain Marvel, but other than that, I don't remember seeing much of his work. Congratulations on finding yourself an very nice Aclin example. |
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Fantastic Four #46 with amateur restoration Owner: Sean Clarke Comment posted on 4/3/2016 Good lord that's a fine piece. Hopefully, my recollection serves and this was an April Fool's day joke with the whole Pepe story and that you will find a better restorer someday. Maybe today was that day. Great meeting you and congrats on this incredible acquisition! |
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X-Men 142, page 15 (Volume 1) Owner: COL (Ret) Churchill Comment posted on 3/30/2016 Well here's something you don't see every day. Not to mention that with each passing day, you will need Trump-like funds to buy it. Congratulations on a great page from a truly historic book! |
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X-Men 115 Cover (Variant Cover) Owner: robert frey Comment posted on 3/30/2016 BWS X-men covers! Wow, someone's collection is moving up in the world. Terrific cover and love BWS's use of incredible detail and negative space to define Cyclops here. Beautiful cover. Congratulations! |
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Avengers 10 page 6 Volume 3 Owner: robert frey Comment posted on 3/30/2016 How this page only has four comments escapes me. No one does better group shots than Perez, and this detail filled page in all its glorious rendering is a prime example. Congratulations! |
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Bob Layton - Iron Man Owner: A N Comment posted on 3/30/2016 That, my friend, is a very very nice Iron Man drawing. Congratulations on an excellent acquisition. |
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THE EIGHT revealed Owner: E DLS Comment posted on 6/3/2015 And thus, a legend was born…. Thanks for sharing your "secret origin story" with the world, and while I knew some of it, the "reveal" was quite spectacular indeed. Congratulations on your life changing event, and for keeping your wits (and art) about you in this frenetic little hobby of ours. |
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Defenders #04, Page #01 Splash (Buscema/McLaughlin) (1973) (Appearance: Hulk, Sub-Mariner, & Doctor Strange) Owner: Nick Katradis Comment posted on 3/6/2015 While I don't love Sal Buscema as an artist, there is no debating that the guy could very effectively communicate through the comics medium and really knew how to layout a splash page. This is a fantastic example of the powerful Buscema art that made many people mandate Make Mine Marvel! |
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Gil Kane Spider-Man Splash Owner: Nelson Animated Ink Comment posted on 3/6/2015 I find it interesting that GL is Kane's signature character, when Kane is the artist of the "Death of Gwen Stacy" Spider-Man issues, which is arguably one of the most famous Spidey stories of all time. Nevertheless, congrats on snatching a vintage splash for your museum-like collection. |
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THE AVENGERS #93 PG 13 BY NEAL ADAMS & TOM PALMER Owner: Fernando Arteaga Comment posted on 12/4/2014 It is so easy to mention Neal's mastery of anatomy and perspective because those show in almost every single page he's touched. What this page does, a little more than some others, is to showcase Neal the storyteller, and demonstrates that when Mr. Adams was on his game, no one could touch him. Regardless of whether we are in someone's body or in the furthest reaches of space, Neal was one of the few people who could really make you feel like you are there, like he does in this page. Palmer inks are like the frosting on the sweetest of cakes. Probably the best money you spent when you were younger, and congratulations on a great acquisition. |
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Avengers #4 Fold-out Pin-up - George Perez Owner: Brian C. Comment posted on 10/10/2014 Few artists keep refining their craft and put out great work in every decade of their careers. George Perez is one of them. The fact that this is an Avengers piece, his signature team, is merely icing on the cake. Congratulations on your little fold out pin up of awesomeness! |
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Ethan Van Sciver Batman Owner: aric shapiro Comment posted on 9/29/2014 Ethan's work never ceases to amaze. His linework is second to none, and when he combines it with tremendous atmosphere and lovingly rendered backgrounds, the end result is glorious to behold. Congratulations on a gargantuan acquisition. |
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Plunkett Superman pencil Owner: E DLS Comment posted on 8/11/2014 One of the most truthful things you have written in this comic art collecting blog masquerading as an art collection showcase is "because in most cases, the price has more to do with the signature rather than the drawing," and it is especially true here. I remember seeing Plunkett's art when collecting comics and wondering why I hadn't seen him on more books. I still don't know the answer to that question, but as far as "the drawing" goes, regardless of how much you paid, you will be hard pressed to find better. Congratulations on, after all these years, still not buying the hype and collecting great art, it's truly "super." |
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Green Lantern Rise of The Third Army 4 part cover Owner: Rodney Rappaport Comment posted on 4/8/2014 One of the things that sets Ivan Reis apart from many other artists, especially when rendering large multi figure panoramas such as this one, is the attention to the art as a whole and the use of the main figures to enhance the layout and presentation of the piece. When you put this artistic foresight together with a style that is reminiscent of a young Neal Adams, you get impressive pieces like this one. Tremendous congratulations! |
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Secret Wars 1 Cover/Poster Owner: David Mandel Comment posted on 3/13/2014 My my, that is special. One of Zeck's best efforts and one of the most memorable images of its time. Congratulations and thanks for letting the "secret" out ;) |
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300 by Frank Miller Owner: Scott Williams Comment posted on 3/13/2014 Well, here's something you don't see everyday. The fact that this is becoming a movie franchise makes it an even more timely buy. Love that bewildered guy's face in the middle of the bottom panel. Congratulations on a nice pick up. |
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Byrne, John - Uncanny X-Men, issue 142, pages 2-3 DPS (Feb 1981) - 'Days of Future Past' Owner: Chris K. Comment posted on 1/28/2014 Where to begin indeed. One of the most memorable DPSs from one of the best series in comics history. Tremendous congratulations! |
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Carmine Infantino The Flash #137 Cover Owner: J L Comment posted on 1/27/2014 (From the 60s TV show) Robin (Burt Ward): Holy fantastic finishes, Batman! How did Joltin' Joe get this cover with fabulous Flash-fan Fishler floating about? Batman (Adam West): Some mysteries are too challenging for even the world's greatest detective to solve Robin, but at least we can gaze upon it in wonder (slight pause, bringing hand up to chin and looking towards the sky). Congratulations on a tremendous acquisition my friend! |
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John Romita Spider-Man #49 Cover Owner: J L Comment posted on 1/27/2014 Great cover. Really love the smooth, confident, elegant inks from this Romita period. Top notch piece. Congratulations! |
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Comics Journal 58 Cover & DD 168 Promo: First Miller Elektra Owner: Hari Naidu Comment posted on 1/23/2014 You know Hari, many people would be upset that this cover is inked by Joe Rubenstein (who is a great inker) rather than the more traditional Daredevil inker of Klaus Janson (who is also a great inker). If one day, you may find yourself among these purists, please feel free to give me a call as I would be happy to take this off your hands. In the meantime, enjoy it "alot" in your collection and congratulations. Well bought. |
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Batman 279 pg 20 Riddler Owner: William B Comment posted on 1/23/2014 Love it how in that last panel, the Riddler, whose well built musculature and broad shoulders are on fine display throughout the first seven panels, somehow manages to slip through a hole slightly bigger than his ankles in panel 8. Great page from a great time in comics. Congratulations! |
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Rogers / Austin - Detective 476 - Batman-Joker Battle & Silver Owner: Mark Levy Comment posted on 1/8/2014 One of the top pages from one of the best Batman stories in its generation. It is just so hard to find that serendipitous comic magic in this age where comics function primiarily as advertisements and copyright preservation vehicles for movies. Congratulations on this spectacular acquisition! |
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Captain America #153, Page #01 Splash (Buscema/Mooney) (1972) Owner: Nick Katradis Comment posted on 1/8/2014 Don't know how I missed this one, but I am so very happy for you on obtaining this grail piece from your beloved Steve Englehart / Sal Buscema run. While Buscema always handed in solid pencils, Mooney's inks do take them to a completely new level. Just a beautiful page in the collection where it was meant to be. Tremendous congratulations my friend! |
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X-Men Annual #5, Cover Owner: Ron S Comment posted on 12/19/2013 If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you after paying dearly, it was meant to be. ;) I truly am very happy for you and congratulations on your re-acquisition! |
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SANDMAN #1 p.38 Owner: Felix Lu Comment posted on 12/17/2013 Great great page - it is like a dream, or maybe it is a dream ;) Congratulations on finding another unicorn's tooth. |
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