Congratulations of the hearty variety!  I'm about the only one who ISN'T on this cover.

You certainly dag nabbed it!  Some nice horror elements plus Swampy.  Congratulations, Michael.  I guess patience is a virtue.

Woah!

Lucky man.

The portraits of panel two are indeed eye-catching, but they are made more eye-catching because of the adventurous and potentially dangerous boating landscape of the third panel.  Such a beautiful contrast of inner/micro and outer/macro worlds.

You would know better than I, but I don't believe there are many images in the series of Carol reading a letter.  Hopefully, not a comment on her education.  Anyway, that profile in panel one reminds me of the innocence of a number of strips from the first two storylines, and that profile pose in panel three is so evocative.

One heckuva nice page with Mooney taking all the time and space he wanted for the flight.

Really nice sketch.  Severin did it all.

Hard to get past that teacup.  While Roses and Lilies really has a photorealism to it and is probsbly the finer painting, I love the relaxed style of this one.

Agreed. Lovely, lush Wrightson.

A good pair of years, this one and that.

Steamy domicile.

Really fine cover you have there.  Congratulations!

Polkadots and greenery.  Lovely.

Romita, Sr plus Cap plus end page plus the GG = a mighty fine page!

Love the bold colors and rugged terrain, the light, and the reflection.

Early Wrightson is always cool to see.  Great score!

Woof woof.

Panel four: that's one hairy eyeball.

Fiery good, Lee!

This page bugs me.

Great page. Congratulations!

Sixties hip!

Fabulous piece! Congratulations.

Dare I say, "In your face"? (Not to mention all the background details which provide depth and pull the eye to that arched doorway.)

The aproned woman making dinner and also making life among the stars normal.  Holy juxtaposition, Batman.

Lovely page and comments.  It's a very handsy page also.  Glad you boarded the ship.  Never too late, I guess.

You must own a storage facility.

Love the depth created by the mirror and shadow.  Congratulations!

Beautiful page, each panel displaying high, watery drama.  And the inking is equally cool.  When you take a ride in that time machine . . . 

Panel four:  Talk about flatlining.

Very, very cool piece without any wasted space.  The ghosts rule.

Mindblowingly cool.

None of them's a plumber?

Rockin'.

The pitch that launched a thousand books!  Congratulations, Hans!

I guess she won't be home for the holidays.  Sad, well-executed scene.

It's all about the eyes.  Well, and the action.  Great score, Aaron!

Agreed.  Very cool aliens.

HUGE score!

The heavy brow and cigar smoke make it.

If that isn't a masterpiece, I'm not sure what is.  I hope he got paid by the figure. 

Stunning.

Cryptic cartooning!

Stephen Crane would be pleased.

Behold, the Screaming Mullet!

Straight to marker?  Ballsy.

An archictectural wonder and a wonderful tribute to a great movie!  Thanks for the reference shots as well, Mark.

They say strips resemble their owners.

Mr. Hill scores again.  And so do you.