Scott's Batgirl covers are the best! So very hard to find, though.

A beautiful page. I half-expected to see Swamp Thing rise up in the background.

This is very nice. What is a BNF artist?

Now, THAT is a write-up.

Probably signed by Martin because it's from his share of the artwork, don't you think? He's a terrific inker and did well with Dragotta's pencils. I liked the series, too. This is a magnificent page. So much goodness to behold.

Those gas wars persisted for years after this lovely strip was published. One of my first jobs--my early teen years--was working at a gas station. They were still doing gas wars (the lowest we dropped? Twenty-five cents a gallon. Not so far from the Abbie An' Slats days).

I've looked at this beautiful Sunday several times, and thought it was about time I commented on it. Thanks for sharing it with us.

Marcus, I don't know where to begin. This just might be genius.

Marie Severin did layouts for Kirby? Layouts that he followed pretty faithfully? I had no idea. Thanks for sharing the progression from prelim to published. It's an eye-opener!

Great write-up and assessment. I love this kind of research!

A special sketch, and a great wrte-up, Josh. Trots and Bonnie was a terrific part of National Lampoon (back when National Lampoon was terrific, too).

Love this cover. It was one of the best from the entire run.

Love that first panel. Pure Zoe.

Rachel Rising was a great series and Zoe was its spice. Some killer dialogue on this page. Wouldn't you like to know what Moore wrote beneath those paste-ups?

No wonder Moore abandoned color pages as quickly as he could (following the Homage run). So beautiful in black and white.

With Gerads leaning heavily into digital art these days, it's a special pleasure to see one of his hand-drawn originals. Thanks for sharing the image.

You are so very, very fast, John!

A piece of history, Jeff. I loved your write-up, too.

I've always liked Lau's Vampi. It was nice to see this cover again.

I never saw it until now, but that's some action figure hair all right!

What a gorgeous DeCarlo! And thanks, Michael, for the great Betty pin-up you sold me (although not as special as this).

One of the other liner notes caught my attention: "Dibs on this page... please! Matthew". Can't blame him for that. It's a dynamic two-pager, the prize of the issue.

I saw this on The Artists Choice (back in the days when Spencer replied to requests) and fell in love. I foolishly let the empty boxes keep me from pursuing it. So shortsighted. It's fantastic just as it is. 

Congratulations, Alex, on a really wonderful addition to your collection. What a prize!

I love a good write-up. Bill Black and AC Comics have carved their own niche in comic book history, and deserve to be celebrated. A wonderful addition to your collection!

Timm does so few panel pages. This one is a beaut!

Now, that's how to write a description about art you love!

A terrific beginning to 2022, and another great addition to your collection. So much fun!

A fun splash and a great write-up.

John, congratulations on a fantastic GH page. I suspected you were on the hunt, but had no idea you'd find a prize so grand.

An engaging writeup and FANTASTIC art. What a prize for your collection.

I don't know Jenn St. Onge's work, but I now want her to create the Strangers in Paradise animated movie. This is great!

This is comic books history. With his body of work, Swan shouldn't have had to tryout for any publisher, much less Broadway. Thanks for sharing this.

Classic Strong Guy image! 

X-Factor #87 (vol 1) was a landmark issue. Seeing this page immediately reminded me of that issue and Strong Guy's discussion with the doc. "Always leave 'em laughing" no matter how Guido is feeling inside. Nice page!

I loved Rascals in Paradise. What a great prelim.

Such a beauty of a strip. I want to know what happens next!

According to Aaron, the finished work was used in a card set but not as a cover. Nice piece!

Ruffy Balonki (based on the real life Tony Galento) was a memorable villain in the Palooka-verse. Foul-mouthed, ill-mannered and a cheat, poor Joe barely beat him!

Such a funny tombstone to commerate your big Six-Oh. Rachel Rising is terrific and this is a great gift.

SERIAL has been such a great ride. I've looked at this particular page over and over again. So very cool.

Such a fun and funny drawing. Congratulations on a winner.

Such a great early page. Wish I could find one!

What a fun sketch. Thanks for sharing.

This is such a dynamic page, it doesn't need the word balloons to tell a story. A great piece!

Such a simple, lovely page. The lighting, the just-right drawing on the ground, the feeling of loss as it's snatched away.... This doesn't require words to be an excellent example of story-telling. What a great addition to your collection.

Lovely pin-up. What is the "CAF comments-to-price ratio"?

Such a gorgeous strip and beautifully restored.

I'd never heard of this series, but your enthusiasm is compelling. A great write-up!

Feels kind of intense for an "I Can Read" cover! This would fit in nicely with the regular Marvel run. Nice piece of artwork.