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PAUL GULACY Marvel Comic presents #33 Coldblood page 23
Owner: Jep Soto

Comment posted on 4/27/2013

Jep Soto said:
D Sugar Thanks for your comment. Gulacy is a GREAT Artist. Have a nice New Year.

Gulacy is a GREAT artist, I couldn't agree more. Always thought he would deserve much more recognition than he actually got. The detail and obvious dedication he puts in his work are not common, and the results marvelous. You have a very good example here!

Batman #251 Pg 5
Owner: Kevin Stawieray

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Brilliant page with great layout and composition. A prime example of the best Neal Adams work, no less.

Bernie Wrightson - The Swamp Thing
Owner: Michael Diaz

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
This Swamp Thing portrait is heartbreaking. It conveys horror, yes, but through sadness, and melancholy. When private commissions go so beautiful I pity the publishing world and public, that will never see them. Thanks for sharing.

Gustaf Tenggren - The Dreamer
Owner: Joakim Gunnarsson

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Didn't know this artist, but I have to say that I really like what I see. Somewhere in between Charles Vess and Bernie Wrighston, putting togheter the best of the two styles. Very very nice.

Carl Barks - Layout for title panel
Owner: Joakim Gunnarsson

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
History in the making!

Pogo Sunday Page
Owner: paul bogdanowski

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Pogo Sundays should be worth millions, if you ask me. It's just some of the better and funnier work ever seen in comics. This is great, congrats.

Hard Boiled #1
Owner: paul bogdanowski

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Incredible, painfully depiction of a dramatic moment. The talent and skill of Darrow made captions and words basically useless. Great page from a great series.

Marvel Fanfare #18 p.9 Cap. America - Frank Miller
Owner: J B

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Brilliant page from on of the Masters. This story was so good, it makes me regret that Miller didn't have the chance to rework Cap's heritage the way he was allowed to do on Devil or Batman - he would have done something big, I am sure.

Machine Man #2 p.23 - Jack Kirby
Owner: J B

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
70's Kirby/Royer works are really classics. So much action and fantasy in this page, a really great choice.

Concrete
Owner: J B

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
What an incredible piece of art. Colors are really wonderful. And the setting is so in tune with all the Concrete stories. Most published pieces don't have this quality, congratulations!

X-Men (Vol 2) #8 page 16 by Jim Lee (1992) - 1st Gambit vs Bishop
Owner: Dave Kopecki

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
X-men and Jim Lee where like butter and bread. Great page.

Harbinger (vol 1) #10 pg 3 by David Lapham (Valiant 1992)
Owner: Dave Kopecki

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
The Valiant period has been one of the most brilliant of the modern history of comics. Great page, my friend, and great choice. I have to say than I also appreciate all the descriptions for all your art. Thanks for sharing!

Superman Study - Alex Ross
Owner: J B

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Fantastic piece. A powerful character and a powerful artist.

Thor: Godstorm Issue #3 pg 27- Steve Rude, Mike Royer signed
Owner: Siggy's Art Dust

Comment posted on 4/27/2013
Godstorm (just like Children of the Atom, or Lifeline) was a really good story, where Rude was able to recreate the magic of the most classic Marvel stories. This one you have here is easily among the best pages, great choice!

Savage Sword of Conan #88 page 37 by John Buscema and Rudy Nebres
Owner: Andrew Clarke

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
A very unusual and powerful page. You have a great Conan collection here, pal, congrats.

CONAN BUSCEMA
Owner: PHILIPPE VIENNE

Comment posted on 4/26/2013

Andrew Clarke said:
Love this page - fantastic last panel

I couldn't agree more with last comment. It's a great battle page overall, but I have rarely seen such an impressive panel like the last one!

SIN CITY - HELL & BACK #7- P26/27
Owner: Crees Tyler

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
Boooooooom. (I usually leave comments with some more content... but with this piece I really have a problem in finding the proper words).

Hugo Pratt , corto maltes
Owner: M,B The collector

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
This is something very, very, very special. And beautiful, of course. Congrats!

Venom & Eddie Brock
Owner: Dave Nguyen

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
Just a few lines to produce one of the most beautiful and original Venom portraits I have ever seen. Kieth is a damn genius. Beautiful piece.

Sherlock Holmes
Owner: Jerry Margolin

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
Precous piece, with a lot of typical Eisner details (the bricks, the skyline silhouette). The meeting with S.H. is a big bonus! Congrats!

William Stout John Carter and the Plant man
Owner: Guido de Bue

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
A really wonderful piece! I especially like the background, so simple and at the same time so original. And the plant man, what a great charachter: from the face he looks rather harmless, but if you look at the hand, you quickly change idea! Great piece.

Mark Schultz Mammoth's
Owner: Guido de Bue

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
It really takes a lot talent to convey such a deep and dynamic effect with so few lines. Mr. Schultz, obviously, got plenty. Beautiful piece from one of the greatest.

WOLVERINE Limited #3 p31 (1982) Splash Finale **I'm a Man, not Beast** by Frank Miller
Owner: Dino Mauricio

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
"If you find ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC PORTRAITS EVER of ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT MARVEL characters done by THE GREATEST MODERN COMIC artist, buy it". Glad to see that your choice followed even THIS advice. You just can't get higher than this, congrats.

Rogers / Austin - Detective 475 with Batman & Silver
Owner: Mark Levy

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
This masterpiece really have everything. I can hardly imagine a panel page that most perfectly represents the Batman dark "Dracula" side. And the 7th panel, that's just pure pop art, perfectly representing the genius of Marshall Rogers. Great, great piece.

Daredevil #219 pg 24 - Frank Miller & John Buscema
Owner: Jon Cresswell

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
Dead right. This story is one of the secret masterpieces of the 80's.

Daredevil #226 pg 2 - Mazzucchelli / Miller
Owner: Jon Cresswell

Comment posted on 4/26/2013
I couldn't agree more with your description. This story is definetely at the same level of Born Again, both for writing and for art. Great page.

Cerebus #08 page 19
Owner: Erik Lindholm

Comment posted on 4/6/2013
Dave was right - Ed really got himself some really nice page. You can't beat Cerebus addressing a crowd.

Love and Rockets #3 1983, Page 12
Owner: Max C

Comment posted on 4/6/2013
Questo è un importante tassello di un'opera fondamentale del fumetto moderno. I miei complimenti, e i miei rispetti.

Cerebus Issue 50, Page 1
Owner: Greg Kessler

Comment posted on 3/28/2013
No less than an iconic piece. The reverse layout, the creative use of lettering, the extreme meaningfullness of all that void space... does anybody really need a more reliable proof of the genius of Dave Sim? I don't. Congrats on a great acquisition.

Love and Rockets #48 Pg 10 &11
Owner: Suat Tong Ng

Comment posted on 3/22/2013
Nice sequence. It's a pleasure to see in your gallery both the earlier and the later, more mature works of Jaime.

Love and Rockets #14 Page 19
Owner: Suat Tong Ng

Comment posted on 3/22/2013
Suat, I can hardly think about a better early page than this. It has everything. Beautiful.

Uncanny X-Men #109, page 1
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 3/17/2013
This is THE page, for Uncanny X-Men. You get the whole team, and the names of their stellar authors. So Chapeau, and Congrats, and Spasibo - for sharing.

Detective Comics Issue 576 page 14 by Todd McFarlane - Batman Year Two Action page with Reaper
Owner: Malvin V

Comment posted on 3/17/2013
Brilliant piece! Year two was really a great time for Batman. Everytime I see DC McFarlane work I regret that he didn't work more on those characters!

Hepcats #3, Page 18
Owner: D Parker

Comment posted on 3/17/2013
Thanks for reminding to all of us how great Hepcats was. I remember this page so well, and I believe that the layout and storytelling shown here are a nice proof of Mr. Wagner criminally underrated skills. God bless Hepcats. Thank you for sharing.

Flash by Mike McKone
Owner: Don Bohm

Comment posted on 2/26/2013
This is a very, very nice series of sketches. Brilliant idea, and great execution, congrats!

Tarzan tree page
Owner: Wilson M

Comment posted on 2/26/2013
This really is a great piece. Great angle, incredible details, stunning use of white and space. A masterpiece if I have ever seen on here on CAF! A nice surprise, thanks for sharing.

My wall of Humberto Ramos
Owner: Fan Comics

Comment posted on 2/26/2013
Humberto Ramos really has a knack for taking out of the characters always something new, but always respecting their classic "aura". Great collection you have here!

Chris Bachalo Batman
Owner: aric shapiro

Comment posted on 2/26/2013
This pinup really make you want to know the story behind. The composition, the background, they tell more things than manny 22-pages comics! Great catch.

Batsman by Josh Adams
Owner: Travis Ellisor

Comment posted on 2/23/2013
Many times I have commented ""brilliant!", here on CAF. But this time, I really mean it. Thank you for sharing.

DC 75th Anniversary Advertisement : Green Lantern
Owner: Da Mao

Comment posted on 2/23/2013
Iconic piece. And I love your dedication to Green Lantern - that's definetely a good gallery theme! Great piece and great collection, congrats:

Bob Dylan by Andy Bennett
Owner: J. Hollon

Comment posted on 2/23/2013
This is really something. I love the background. I have to say, Bob Dylan status in pop culture makes him just a perfect choice for a commission, no less than King Kong, or the Thing, or Yoda. I wonder how strange must be for him to see his face every morning in the mirror ("Oh my God! That's Bob Dylan!").

King Kong by John Byrne
Owner: J. Hollon

Comment posted on 2/23/2013
Just great. Great choice for the original Kong, great choice for the angle. A stellar piece.

Cerebus and Woman-Thing by Dave Sim
Owner: J. Hollon

Comment posted on 2/23/2013
I am always stunned to see how incredibly meaningful every Sim commission is. I am under the impression that he receives "better" requests than other artists, but the amount of effort that Dave brings on the table makes him by far the best commission artist around today - in my opinion. This work you have here, it's wonderful. Congrats to you, both.

The Ultimates 2 #1 Page 7 Bryan Hitch
Owner: Cartoon Fanboy

Comment posted on 2/19/2013
Great layout. The second panel with no borders really conveys the idea of an unleashed unstoppable force.

Elektra Saga Book 1, page 26
Owner: Oystein Sorensen

Comment posted on 2/10/2013
Inks: Miller, for sure - as stated in the 1981 interview reprinted at the end of the Daredevil Omnibus volume. Miller says there that this was some of his firt inking work, and Janson jokes about people asking him if he helped inking the story - and he clearly says that he didn't.

Elektra Saga Book 1, page 25
Owner: Oystein Sorensen

Comment posted on 2/10/2013
Oysten: I just read in the 1981 Peter Sanderson interview with Miller and Janson that closes the italian Omnibus edition of Daredevil that this story has been inked by Miller himself. These pages originally appeared in Bizarre Adventures, and were later reprinted in the Elektra Saga. In the 6th page of the interview is clearly stated that the inks of the Bizarre Adventures story were done by Miller. I think you can update your description, and wipe out the question point!

JOHN ROMITA JR - STAR BRAND #6 PAGE 24 (DEAD DUCK!)
Owner: C .

Comment posted on 2/9/2013
I thought Starbrand was the best in the world, too... so many memories. Very nice page you have here, Carlos. Ken flying in suburbia is just like Spidey swinging around the Manhatthan buildings.

Angel by Mitch Breitweiser
Owner: larry clay

Comment posted on 2/6/2013
This set of commissions of the original X-Men is beautiful, all the pieces - but this Angel is special. Tthe five characters of the beginnings had the innocence of frightened kids, similar to the one of the Lee/Ditko Spiderman. That innocence went lost in the Claremont reload, and then forgot - but these drawings convey this ancient memory very, very well. Beautiful series.

Uncanny X-Men # 210 p. 18
Owner: Ibzan Monteagudo

Comment posted on 2/5/2013
These are the X-men issues I remember most fondly. How many memories. And Dan Green inks on Romita were so good!

Sandman Issue # 10 pg. 3
Owner: Ibzan Monteagudo

Comment posted on 2/5/2013
Historical piece. A treasure. Thanks for sharing - but I would love to see the full piece with the overlay!

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