Scary good page!

Great score!  Congratulations!

What a great cover!  Congratulations!

I know what you mean about Robbins.  Great page!

Robbins delivers!  Great pick-up, Lee!

A Kirby cover??  That's a banner day!

Very cool piece.  And huge!  A little reminiscent of some Steranko in my opinion.

What Peter said.  And unususl stuff, too.

As you say quite well, heavey symbolism.  What is DD without Hell's Kitchen wooden water towers and a church steeple?

I love that we start with "B."  I have looked at this a long time and could look a lot longer. I'm very happy you got this, Aaron; this is a huge piece.

I hope no one colored this because the black and white is beautiful.

Hah! So sayeth the Yeti Master!

How have I missed this triptych?  After all, the number three is mystically-powered.  Congratulations!

Can your parents adopt me?

I say, YES.  Romance is all the sweeter when paired with danger.  Great Sal on Sal.

Dustin Hoffman is rubbish!  And great nighttime inks by Mooney!

I take that back:  I like the incipient invisibility of the left leg.  (Although a blank piece of paper would have been nice, too.)

As beautiful as this is, I kind of like Everett over Colan even more.  Heresy?

I think the mind of the fellow in the last panel is a little blown as well.

Perfect PJ's for a starry night!  Great illo, Aaron!

Hey!  What the heck happened to his fourth head??

Fang-tastic! (Apologies.)

The Art:  nothing short of silky.  The Story:  whether accurate or fantastical, fabulous.  My only Question is:  Why did it take you eight years to post it and tell it????

Go for it.  Try.

Agreed with all about the stunning beauty of that last panel.

Grim but as you say not gruesome.  Seems as if it has an overlay?  If so, I'd love to see a pic without the overlay.

Um, I'd say you scored.

Like Levy, I'm also envious of your age.  And I prefer Severin's Mandarin.  More disdain than anger.

Wrightson's unfinished work would tally a nice collection.  Thanks for posting.

Always cool to see early, unpublished Wrightson!

So much work!  Beautiful piece.

How cool is this!?  Early Wrightson and undiscovered Wrightson is always so interesting to see.  I wonder why it wasn't published.  Thank you for posting.

Hot stuff! (Too easy.)

Great back story, and really tight, action-packed piece!

I'm not a big Byrne fan, but this is an exception.  Very dramatic cover, and, as you say really killer Ordway inks.

Agreed.  Thank you for the history lesson.  Who says comic books can't be a reason for faith and hope.

A big year for Jones, Wrightson, and other members of what would become The Studio.  Love to see an image of the finished cover if there is one.  Congratulations!

I like the weight of the chainmail and the obvious sense of motion.

Uh, yup.  Incredible is the word.

Yeah, that's the ticket.

MacVoodoo!

That top panel is a killer.

That's a double trio!

Balletic!

Cool inking, cool historical inking note, and hip seventies fashion!

Lucky devil.  Glad it made it to your door.

Brilliant Toth story-telling.  And as you say, Giacoia's inks complement.  Congratulations!

You've got the touch, alright. Lovely textures and understated expression.

Red Skull!

Giving is good, but getting back is also good.