Such a terrific Feiffer strip. I don't know how it came into your hands, but bravo!

Although it came out years ago, this is one of my favorite Jae Lee covers. What a prize!

I've always loved Gahan Wilson's work. This is one of the cartoons that has stuck with me for years. What a great piece to own!

This is such a stellar piece of work. It's deserving of so many comments. I'm honored to be the first.

What a gorgeous layout. This is just fun to see.

Not the best pic, but a terrific page. I'm jealous! Congrats on a great first piece.

Not a great photo, but a terrific page! Congratulations on a terrific first piece. 

An excellent, eye-catching page. Alexander put his all into this.

Great DPS. And great inks, Charles Yoakum.

Marcus has it right. I thought this had to be an 11" x 17" page. Stellar.

A great strip. Looks like an early one, too!

Such a fun page from such a great series. I love that Moore letters his pages on the board, too. 

So very cool to be able to view this. Thanks for sharing the story.

How can there be no comments on this lovely convention illustration? There's too little Boonthanakit artwork out there. I think he left comics behind and moved into animation.

Not a Ninja Turtle collector at all, but this is a winner.

On this page, pencils by N. Steven Harris, inks by Dan Davis, and the reader is only two pages away from seeing X for the first time. (Only one page away from seeing his gloved hand!) Dark Horse really promoted the X character back in the day, their own dark combo of Batman and Mr. A, and he had an interesting run. Congratulations on getting such an early page in the run!

Had no idea there was such a thing as this. A stellar page!

How can there be no comments on this glorious page? This is good stuff, indeed. The artist at his best!

Original pencils for Tomb of Dracula? Such a great find! Thanks for sharing the page with us.

Four panels of awesome, and that's no exaggeration. Heath's contrast between light and dark is highlighted ny his beautiful inks. What a great addition to anyone's collection.

Trader John, I'm so happy to have it. However, you know I don't collect Good Girl Art. I collect art that features powerful, intelligent, free-thinking women who may (or may not) be stunningly beautiful. Just wait until you see my Olive Oyl collection!

Thanks, Marcus. A very nice man, too, who went on to build a remarkable career for himself.

Almost my entire Fatale collection used to be in your hands! Thanks so much for letting it escape into the world. 

Thanks, Eric. Jim Shooter has always said that the comic wasn't cancelled. If Broadway hadn't been sold, he was planning to go forward with both issue #0 and #7. I have the cover to the unpublished #7.

Early Chaykin, and so very good. Thanks for sharing it.

I discovered Baugh's work when he was in his 20's and already amazing. It's his early figure work that still grabs me. This is amazing.

Love Lucey's work. That fourth panel... so fun!

This cover really grabbed me the first time I saw it. Esquejo did it right!

A beautiful cover, and very much published. You might consider changing the header here. MG made it to #50... a good run. Just not the 100 issues that were promised.

John, that's a wonderful page. Thanks for sharing it here.

Count me among the number who liked Fatale. Great cover!

It's big for a Fastner & Larson piece. Gorgeous, too. I'd love to see it in person.

Great page from an underrated series.

What a great Tumbleweeds, Hans. This IS Epic.

You got Joe Matt to do Aurora? That's genius!

Thanks, John. In 2021, Netflix announced the project with a star and director attached, but no completed script. It doesn't look like they've started production yet. 

A lovely page. The hand-coloring makes it even better.

Such a good page from such a great story.

Gooden is so very good, but it feels like his work is completely under the radar. This is a great piece!

Very high praise, Lee. Thanks!

This is so special that Len Fausto had to comment on it twice. Len is right. This is SPECTACULAR.

The best Shield cover of this series run. Just outstanding.

Who knew Dark Circle's Shield could look this good? The actions flows do well, too. This came out a little after the time that DEJ made the move to digital pencils. Digital pencils, hand inked?

Ah, what a blast from the past. The perfect '90s page if you ask me. And it would look so nice in my collection....

What a find! In his day, Frese was THE Archie artist. His work still deserves respect today, and these pages show why.

That is a lot of mane, isn't it? Lary did some fun work here.

Not a dynamic page--no blood is shed, no violence is threatened--but so beautifully drawn.

This is Art with a capital A, Doc. J3 is among the best artists this hobby has known. 

Jimmie Robinson really knows how to deliver a commission. This is a knockout!

First, the Ultra Girls commission and, now, Ben Dunn's Bomb Queen. You think so far out of the box that I'm embarrassed by my lack of imagination. So silly, so fun.