Keif a striking Bronze Age cover! Grey Morrow was a master draftsman. And his art is so hard to find. Congrats on a great acquisition. 

Chris, one of my favorite covers on CAF. An astounding Aparo masterpiece. I remember many years ago when Steve posted this gem as his cover for "best of" competition, and I was utterly stunned and floored. I listed it as my top choice of course, and as it was then, it still is now. Bravo. 

Chris, a stunning Superman cover. Cardy is one of my favorite artists, and Superman is my favorite DC character probably because every Superman comic I picked up off the newsstand in 1972-1974 had a great Nick Cardy cover. Nick Cardy drew over 650 covers for DC during this prime period, and all of us that were lucky enough to read comics back then, were drawn to a Cardy cover like bees to honey.  

Chris, wow, a Bronze Age masterpiece.  Aparo at his zenith.  You are truly blessed to own a stellar complete Spectre Story.  Aparo during this prime period was unparalleled.  His depiction of the Spectre was the definitive version of the character.  I hope we get to see the omnipotent Spectre on the big screen with other DC supernatural superheroes soon.

Chris, a superb acquisition. Wow. Aparo was The definitive Batman artist of the Bronze Age. Aparo was unparalleled as an artist, who also inked and lettered most of his work in the 70s. A complete story is the pinnacle of collecting. To get the opportunity to own the whole comic and in this case also the cover makes this an awe inspiring feat. And quite an achievement for Bill who labored for years to put it together. I have purchased complete stories but only completed three so far from scratch. The feeling of getting the last page to complete a story is so powerful, it's beyond description. 

Duke, a stunning Sal Buscema masterpiece. I didn't know Sal dew this. Wow, Hulk vs Spidey. And drawn by one of the best artists ever. Congrats. 

Larry, a great cover! Dick Giordano is my favorite DC inker, and he was also a great artist. Bravo.

Bill, another stunner! Gil Kane is a god to me. Yes, this is definitely one of the best renditions of Thor.. ever! and The Warriors 3 too! wow, man, simply astounding!

I came back to comics in 1989 after a 13 year hiatus and I read comics voraciously until 1996.  I loved Silvestri's Image work.  Silvestri was the best artist at the company. period. Great 90s cover! 

Spidey by Kane. What more do you have to say! and inked by his best inker, Dan Adkins! Pure Magic! A great bronze Age cover!

Duke, a great John Buscema Thor splash! John Verpoorten is one of my favorite inkers.  He is very underrated. Wall to wall art! a true stunner!

Sean, a superb Ploog WBN masterpiece. It's so sad Marie's notes were washed away. Who did the conservation. Usually they can cover some parts before soaking it to deacidify it. Regardless, a great cover!

Ha. So true Ruben.  And one fateful day before the end of time and space, the full story will be told! lol

Ha. You should never buy another piece of art Joe.  You already won this game. Now move on to stocks and R/E! lol

Ron, hi, a stellar acquisition of a complete ROM Story by one of my favorite artists, our pal Sal Buscema. It's always satisfying to see that a complete story went to strong hands like yours, so it never gets broken up.  I never read Rom but he is so popular with a mass following, and Hasbro recently announced a motion picture written by Avengers writer Zak Penn. 

Rob, a spectacular Jim Aparo Bronze Age masterpiece! The genius that was Aparo is quite evident here! Rest assured that DC has to make a supernatural superhero movie eventually, and the Spectre will be able to make his long awaited appearance as the one and only omnipotent and vengeful superhero!

Chris, an incredible Bronze Age masterpiece.  Man-Wolf was always one of my favorite Spidey adversaries.  A great cover that fits perfectly in a sterling collection like yours!

Dave, an incredible all-action page by the masterful Sal Buscema.  I stopped reading comics in 1976 so I missed this great storydrawn by one of my favorite artists. Fluid motion - this is why many panel pages trump their covers!

Alex, a great Mandarin piece! Tuska was an underappreciated Master artist! Mandarin is my favorite Iron Man Villain.  I almost ran out of Iron Man 3 screaming crying.  I dont think I have been the same since! lol Now Marvel hopefully will do him Justic in the new Shang Chi movie!

Bill, another stunner. Marvel  Bronze Age magic! Congrats on getting this beauty. Sub-Mariner was my second favorite Marvel superhero, second only to Captain America.  Gil Kane’s Subby was definitely the best rendition of the character in my eyes too, with no disrespect to Bill Everett.  Ps My frustration with Marvel is excruciating that they have still not jntroduced Sun-Mariner, their first superhero and the first mutant, into their Marvel movie universe. He is so way overdue to appear on the big screen. Here is what my dream introduction of Subby would be: in Dr Strange 2, which will begin production soon, Dr strange will seek the help of Subby who he will seek out. Then they will meet up with the Hulk who will help them fight the villain. This will lead into a “real” Defenders movie. And a stand alone Sub-Mariner movie. Then I can die and go to heaven.  

What can I say - Big John was the greatest draftsman in the history of comics since Lou Fine.  John Buscema can draw anyone and anything better than most other artists.  I remember this cover fondly since it was the 2nd Marvel Tales I ever bought off the newsstand back in 1972 as an 11 year old.  Like most kids that grew up in the 1970s, our first back issues of Spider-man were from reading this title.  The same with Marvel Greatest Comics for the Fantastic Four as well as Marvel Superheroes for Hulk and Sub-Mariner from TTA.  A fabulous Bronze Age cover with Spidey vs: my favorite Spidey villain - Doc Ock!

Bill, a Bronze Age masterpiece.  The Defenders title was one of my favorites when I first starting reading comics.  The Thing was also one of my favorite characters.  Gil Kane's fluid and dynamic covers were all masterful.  This is an exquisite piece of art with Kane at his finest. You are really killing it the last few years.  Us mere mortal collectors can just sit back at this point and enjoy the Bill J show and tell!

Keif, a great page. It's incredible to see the extend to which you will go to, and the distances you will travel in order to obtain these signatures. You singlehandedly convinced me to appreciate the significance of a creator's signature on a piece of art.  I finally acknowledge that its very important if we are able to obtain the signature of the artist/inker/ writer/letterer/or anyone that worked on the specific comic on a piece of comic art. It tends to validate and authenticate the art, as well as it allows us the opportunity to meet the creator that worked on it, if we are lucky to get it before they pass on.

Keif, a superb splash drawn by two of the greatest pillars of the comic medium - One was the greatest draftsman in the history of comics, and the other just happened to define the artform called sequential art.  Unfortunately, today's average collector values Jim Lee and Humberto Ramos. 

Keif, Raboy was unparalleled as an artist and draftsman! This cover is one of the greatest that he ever drew, indeed.  I'm cautiously awaiting to see the Shazam movie, as you probably are too.  It's blasphemy to even say Shazam, as there is only one true Captain Marvel in comicdom, and it's the Big Red Cheese.  ps: I'm sure that the Captain Marvel Family will make a cameo in the movie, including CM Jr.  You undoubtedly possess the greatest G. A. collection in the hobby, and I am proud to say that I was able to see it in person!

Trevor, a superb Bronze Age splash drawn by my favorite Marvel artist.  Sal Buscema drew almost every title I read in the early 1970s.  Captain America, Defenders, Marvel Team-Up, Marvel Two-in One, etc

Bill, a superb Bronze Age masterpiece.  Luke Cage was definitely the baddest ... mf in comics in the 70s. This cover shows Luke's intensity and rage perfectly; it also shows Billy Graham's genius as an artist and inker! Sadly, he died without much mention from Marvel.  He is only now finally getting the attention and accolades he so richly deserves. 

Nathan, hi, great Nomad cover.  I used to own this cover a while back and sold it.  Im glad it ended up here in your great Nomad collection!

Wow Chris, a superb Jack Keller cover.  Where did you find this gem!  ps I'm here if you want to sell it. It would fit nicely into my humble collection!

K, I am speechless. A stupendous splash - Black Panther vs: Killmonger! wow, it can't get any better than this. Killmonger almost stole the BP movie, I was almost rooting for him.  Buckler/Janson - an art collaboration made in heaven! You have done well, my friend.    

Keif, a masterful Charles Biro masterpiece.  Covers like this give us a glimpse of the genius and great talent of the legendary artists that worked on comics long before most of us started reading comics.  Although he is widely remembered for his work on Gleason's Daredevil, and his cover work for my favorite "Crime Does Not Pay", his cover work on Boy comics was also exemplary. Congrats on owning such a great cover.

Bill, an astounding Buckler masterpiece!

Michael, ouch. This post hurts pretty bad. I told you to stick to GA art and 1 minute later, but to no avail. Seriously, this is a breathtaking SB Cap cover, one I have been looking for for over 16 years. Sal Buscema is one of the greats, and one of the most prolific Marvel artist of my youth.  He drew almost every Marvel comic I enjoyed reading back in 1972-1976, whether it was Captain America, Defenders, Marvel 2in1, Marvel Team-up, etc.  I’m sure you will get sick of it sooner or later, so give me a holler please…. Lol.  And hurry up because I’m not getting any younger, although I don’t look a day over 35.

Nick, wow, another stunner! Great JAP cover!

Nick, a stellar JAP Batman cover! 

Bill, a stunner. I love Union Jack who is the British Captain America. This is a spectacular Bronze Age Invaders cover!

Bill, a spectacular Big John Avengers cover! keep posting, please!

Robert, a sweet page by my favorite Marvel artist!

Robert, an incredible cover! Squadron Supreme was one of my favorites although i didnt read it till the 90s. 

Glen, an incredible Bronze Age splash by one of the most unsung great artists, Billy Graham. Mcgregor’s vision and Graham’s artistic genius is quite evident here. Billy Graham sadly is only getting the accolades he so richly deserves after he is long gone. If only he was alive to see the definitive Black Panther alongside the great Don McGregor on the big screen. This breathtaking page has art from corner to corner - every centimeter is drawn. Just perfect. 

Larry, a superb Aparo Brave & Bold page.  Metamorpho is one of my favorite characters. Congrats on getting a glorious page from your first comic!

An incredibly rare CC Beck Captain Marvel cover! A superb example of the greatest superhero outside of Big S.  Its sad and still beyond belief how DC let the trademark slip through their grasp and end up in the hands of the folks over at Marvel. But the Big Red Cheese will always be the one and only true Captain Marvel to all us fans!

Keif, one of the greatest pieces in your incredible collection. Buckler/Giordano! wow. Having seen this in person, I can only say it is a breathtaking cover!

Nelson, a superb cover! And signed by "The Man".  See you on May 6th - we will have a blast!

Wow, Mark, incredible heart-wrenching story. 

James, an incredible Black Panther page drawn masterfully by Big John. And great inks by Colletta.  The last panel is breathtaking and I love the "Next Ish: X-Men" caption.  However, it gives us puny humans an idea of the breadth of your collection when this piece only made it into your "Misc Art" gallery! lol