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MARVEL TREASURY #3 (1974) Iconic THOR Cover by Romita & Sinnott
Owner: Dino Mauricio

Comment posted on 11/3/2017
Dino, one of the greatest images of Thor to ever grace a cover! Romita/Sinnott - a match made in heaven (and Asgard)!

Jim Aparo 1970 AQUAMAN 53 pg 8 BLACK MANTA
Owner: Tommy Kohlmaier

Comment posted on 11/3/2017
Tommy, an incredible panel page by my favorite DC artist! I love the Black Manta panel! Aparo's work on Aquaman was among his best work evidenced by this great page!

Don HECK 1969 CAPTAIN MARVEL 9 pg 10 SPLASH - BATTLE ACTION vs giant robot
Owner: Tommy Kohlmaier

Comment posted on 11/3/2017
Tommy, a stellar Bronze Age Captain Marvel splash! Don Heck's short run on Captain Marvel was nothing short of spectacular! Congrats on getting a great example of Heck's great work!

Steve Epting - Captain America (vol. 5) # 21 cover / Winter Soldier / Blitzkrieg Blitz over London !
Owner: Nelson Animated Ink

Comment posted on 10/22/2017
Nelson, you are a trusted friend and I am elated that you have become only the 2nd custodian for this glorious Winter Soldier cover! I purchased this directly from Steve Epting back in 2006, who is a Modern day Master; his stellar work alongside Ed Brubaker on this run is unparalleled and has perfectly defined and cemented the legend of Captain America and his relationship with Bucky. The Winter Soldier mythos is the greatest story to come out of Marvel in the past 30 years! There were only four Winter Soldier covers drawn by Steve up to issue #25 (pre-death of Captain America) so you must feel proud to put this on your mantle! The definitive Captain America storyline for generations to come will always be the Brubaker/Epting run on this title.

Batman #252 Cover Art by Nick Cardy
Owner: Rob Hughes

Comment posted on 10/21/2017
Rob, a Cardy masterpiece! An incredible Batman Bronze Age cover by one of my favorite artists!

Spectre (Vol. 2) #12 Cover Art by Jerry Bingham with Logo
Owner: Rob Hughes

Comment posted on 10/5/2017
Rob, a stellar rendering of one of my favorite DC characters, the omnipotent Spectre! Jerry Bingham is a master draftsman and this cover is astounding!

DETECTIVE COMICS #27 BATMAN ART by BOB KANE
Owner: Rob Hughes

Comment posted on 10/5/2017
Rob, an incredibly significant art piece of the most popular and recognizable character in comics, drawn by his creator! Bob Kane's art is sometimes avoided because its authenticity comes into question quite often, but here is a breathtaking piece that was drawn in front of you, in your own house, by Bob Kane! Its provenance is so secure that this piece is basically priceless and it would qualify as a grail in anyone's collection!

MOKF # 79
Owner: Nelson Animated Ink

Comment posted on 10/1/2017
Nelson, a stellar cover, indeed! MOKF will be on the big screen soon - he will not be denied. He is a very powerful and popular character and should not be on the sidelines too much longer! By the way, this cover looks amazing in color, especially when it was hand colored by a master like Steve Oliff. However, it would also be a great candidate for Robert Dennis to do his magic and remove the color, if you so wish. Robert has done this before with superb results. Congrats again on a great cover!

Gil Kane Spider-Man Splash
Owner: Nelson Animated Ink

Comment posted on 9/30/2017
Nelson, a superb Bronze Age splash by one of the greatest artists! Kane's layout and composition was unparalleled! And its from the greatest year in comics ever - 1972! I was going to buy this one and you snatched it! Early bird gets the worm!

Jim Aparo Brave & the Bold #102 page 12
Owner: Guy Aoki

Comment posted on 9/28/2017
Guy, hi, superb Jim Aparo pages from BB 102; and congrats on the great personal story of how you got them signed by him. Sadly, I never got to meet Jim Aparo. ps Jim actually drew the first 13 pages ( I own page 13) and then Adams took over.

Squadron Supreme #13
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 5/7/2017
James, Great cover - every inch is wall-to-wall art! The Monarch of the Seas, the Sub-Mariner, is one of my favorite characters. Most Marvel fans can't wait to see him properly presented on the big screen.

George Tuska Black Goliath #1 p26 Splash
Owner: Lenny Da Collector

Comment posted on 4/15/2017
Leo, a great Bronze Age splash! Colletta's inks here over Tuska were incredible! No artwork today even comes close to matching great pages like this from a long time ago when everything was a lot simpler, and better!

Captain America #153 page 18. Art by Sal Buscema and Inks by Jim Mooney
Owner: Kevin Elms

Comment posted on 3/14/2017
Kevin, a great Captian America page by Sal Buscema. Ps The page is from issue 153 not 158. I used to own this page - I sold it a few years ago. The 3 has a twist so it looks like an 8. Congrats! This page from #153 is from the 1st issue of Hero or Hoax, one of my favorite storylines of the 1970s.

Adventure Comics #439 Cover: The Spectre by Aparo
Owner: My NAME IS LEGION

Comment posted on 1/30/2017
Sean, wow, what can we all say? Maybe “we give up” is appropriate! I have been looking for a Spectre cover for what seems like an eternity. Aparo’s pencils during his peak were unparalleled. He is my favorite DC artist of my youth, bar none. As the proud custodian of a complete Spectre story, I can understand the excitement you must be experiencing right now. Congrats on a breathtaking cover by a true master!

Outlaw Kid Cover
Owner: Benno Rothschild

Comment posted on 1/13/2017
Benno, a superb cover by a master draftsman! John Severin was one of the greatest inkers and it’s very evident with this example! This is what happens often on the CAF labyrinth - a great cover gets few views and comments over many years. And then the utter and very common dreck that gets posted daily these days gets thousands of views and many comments. It’s kind of sad, actually. CAF should create a rotated highlight page of classic art on a daily basis, great art that was posted back years ago an all but forgotten. The art that we all want to see daily gets lost in the current wasteland of commissions and sketches, which are dumped on CAF every day.

Kid Colt #221
Owner: Benno Rothschild

Comment posted on 1/13/2017
Benno, a stellar Gil Kane example! Gil Kane was one of the top artists in the history of comics. I love his work more than even some of his famous peers, Kirby, Big John, Romita, and Colan. Growing up in the early 70's, it seemed to me that almost every Marvel cover was drawn by this incredible artist! Everything he drew seemed alive and in fluid motion! Congrats on a glorious example of his genius.

New Avengers #1(2005) page 3
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 9/19/2016
James, a great Electro splash! Electro is one of Spidey's best villains! Congrats on a great pickup!

Romita, Sr., John - Amazing Spider-Man, issue 125, cover (Oct 1973)
Owner: Chris K.

Comment posted on 9/19/2016
Ronan, A stellar Bronze Age masterpiece! A great Romita cover featuring the 2nd cover appearance of Man-Wolf! I read this glorious comic off the newsstand back in 1973. Bronze magic, indeed!

Justice League of America #169 page 12
Owner: James Bella

Comment posted on 9/16/2016
James, a great Bronze Age JLA page! Dick Dillin defined the Justice League of America - his historic run began with issue #64 and lasted until issue #183, an incredible 12 year run!

Chris Ware-- 'Wish I could Shimmy Like my Sister Kate' -- Gorgeous large work
Owner: Rob Pistella

Comment posted on 8/9/2016
Rob, a superb page by a true sequential art master! I tried to get a great comic page from his Acme Novelty Library years ago, but I got stage fright when it went for what my car cost me!

True Secrets #39 (Marvel/Atlas 1956) - Vince Colletta - pencils and inks!!! TWICE UP
Owner: Michael One Minute Later

Comment posted on 8/7/2016
Mike, congrats on a great cover! Colletta was a great artist in the 1950s, and one of my favorite inkers in the 1970s; I also am the proud owner of one of his masterpiece romance covers which he drew and inked (Atlas/Marvel, Love Romances #46); Of course, he became infamous to some "blog thugs" for his erasing of some backgrounds on Kirby Thor so he can meet the deadlines for submission. His greatness is evident here! In life and in business, I have succeeded because I learned early on "make your own decisions and never, ever, run with the herd". Great addition to your incredible collection!

MARVEL SPOTLIGHT #33 page 11 DEATHLOK vs DEVIL SLAYER ACTION Buckler ART Janson Inks
Owner: Eddie S

Comment posted on 6/16/2016
Eddie, this is a stellar acquisition! Devil Slayer is the same character that Rich Buckler created for Atlas/Seaboard comics called Demon Hunter! When Buckler resurrected his creation over at Marvel Comics, he had to rename him as Devil-Slayer! Both Deathlok and Devil-Slayer (aka Demon Hunter) were Rich Buckler's creation and this was a great battle issue between the two! If you ever decide to sell this page, please give me a holler!

Iron Man #167 Title Page Splash
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 6/4/2016
James, this is a powerful splash on many levels. Dennis O'Neil is one of the greatest writers ever, and he did not disappoint with "The Empty Shell" storyline, which began here! Luke McDonnell is a great artist, who had a very memorable artistic run on Iron Man! One can look at that close-up of Tony Stark's hand reaching for the bottle a thousand times, and every time its impact is felt! Classic and historic page, indeed!

Neal Adams Quintessential 1970s Batman #234
Owner: Rob Pistella

Comment posted on 5/1/2016
Rob, an incredible Adams/Giordano Bronze Age masterpiece! I started reading comics in 1972 so my definitive Batman artist was/is Jim Aparo; but nobody can diminish the fact that Adams almost single handedly transformed comics into the acceptable medium they are today - his realistic rendition of the Dark Knight and GL/GA is unparalleled!

Web Of Spider-Man 45
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 3/7/2016
James, a stunning Spider-Man Web cover by one of the best Spidey artists of the late 80s and early 90s! This cover was one of my Saviuk keepers because it was inked by one of my favorite inkers, Frank Giacoia. But your passion and nostalgia over this cover was so overwhelming and was not to be denied! You burst into comic art collecting with the right perspective and you are hitting the pavement running! As I told you, prudence is required in this hobby because comic art is not a bargain anymore! But when it’s a page that you really “need” on an emotional level, you sometimes have to pounce, you can’t wait because the pain of missing out on it can affect your well-being! First and foremost, this hobby is about nostalgia, and usually it’s the story behind the art which creates its true value! You should always overlook the attraction of “eye candy” art, which is most of today’s crop, for art that was part of a significant or memorable storyline!

Spectacular Spider-Man 186 Splash Page
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 3/6/2016
James, the Vulture (and Kraven) was always one of my favorite Spidey Villains! This stellar splash shows the sheer terror he inflicts on people! Poor Aunt May's heart is probably taking quite a beating!

Spectacular Spider-Man Page Issue 143 end page
Owner: Jimmy Cawley

Comment posted on 3/6/2016
James, a great Spider-Man panel page! When you add the Punisher, who desperately deserves a movie that does him justice, you get a great team-up of two great heroes!

Action Comics #381 Title Page (1969) "The Dictator of Earth"
Owner: Ike Wilson

Comment posted on 2/21/2016
Ike, a superb Swan Superman splash from a great comic! The cover of this comic was always one of my favorites! George Roussos did some great work over Swan, and this is a great example! I know the "Mob" on the Facebook Swan page trashes George's inks over Swan (one of the reasons I left the group); but I think George inked some great and very memorable issues!

Darkhawk
Owner: Mike Manley

Comment posted on 2/7/2016
Mike, an incredible 90's masterpiece!

Dick Dillin Justice League of America #146 Page
Owner: Ali Kokmen

Comment posted on 1/16/2016
Breathtaking inks by McLaughlin! I'm a great fan of the PStranger by Aparo but Dillin does him justice here too!

Dick Dillin Justice League of America #101 Page 9
Owner: Ali Kokmen

Comment posted on 1/16/2016
I am blessed to own the cover to this panel, but this is superb too! Forget what Michael said, if you ever sell it, give me a holler, please!

Dick Dillin Justice League of America #102 Page
Owner: Ali Kokmen

Comment posted on 1/16/2016
Ali, an incredible panel page by two masters! A stellar page like this with no comments - wow!

Swan, Curt & Anderson, Murphy - Superman #242 page 11
Owner: Ray Cuthbert

Comment posted on 10/29/2015
Ray, a classic Bronze Age page by the two masters! Great last panel but I wonder how the nurse expects to help the most powerful being in the Universe! Hey, its also sad that a stellar page like this gets no comments in over 10 years, and the current crop of postings get all the superlatives! Sad state of our hobby these days! sigh!

Swan, Curt & Anderson, Murphy - Superman #242 page 10
Owner: Ray Cuthbert

Comment posted on 10/29/2015
Ray, a sweet page from the Swan/Anderson Superman era that will never be replicated by any art team ever again! Good luck trying to put the story back together - I know how tough that can be sometimes! Interesting point - I went into Paul's gallery last week and saw two pages that I wanted, a Buckler Avengers page, which I bought, and ... this one. I was going to go back for this one but then I saw your post. This is great because you have the other pages too so its great when they go to the proper home!

"Master Comics #22" cover art by Mac Raboy (JANUARY 1942) (THE VERY 1ST "COVER APPEARANCE" of CAPTAIN MARVEL, JUNIOR!)
Owner: Bob Kane

Comment posted on 10/20/2015
Keif, a historic masterpiece, indeed! Raboy was a genius and sadly not appreciated by today's Finch/JR jr/mcF crowd! Congrats on owning such a superb cover!

Green Lantern #68, page 3
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 9/2/2015
Ron, a true SA gem splash! Gil Kane is one of the greatest artists to ever grace the pages of comics! Kane's incredible and prolific output in the Silver Age and Bronze Age of both covers and interior stories was among the greatest ever! Kane's Green Lantern was among his best comic work, very evident here!

Captain America #137, page 1
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 9/2/2015
Ron, I just saw this glorious splash! A truly breathtaking collaboration of two legends in the hobby! A stellar acquisition!

Superman
Owner: Larry Wilson

Comment posted on 4/26/2015
Larry, congrats! Its a superb Bronze Age page! People should not go thru life without a Swanderson!

Hero for Hire #12, page 18 (1973)
Owner: Steve Kro

Comment posted on 4/25/2015
Steve, Tuska/Graham! One of the greatest art collaborations in comics! Enjoy it! Now you know why I didnt go for it! lol ps I can't wait for the Luke Cage Hero for Hire movie next year!

Steel, The Indestructible Man 3 Cover (1978)
Owner: R Shur

Comment posted on 4/2/2015
Classic Bronze Age cover!

Vampirella
Owner: David Roach

Comment posted on 3/17/2015
David, a superb and incredibly sexy Vampi!

Defenders 1 p. 3 (1972)
Owner: John Sisson

Comment posted on 3/16/2015
John, an incredible page from a great comic! ps I can't believe its on CAF since 2005 and I have not seen it before! I have searched "defenders 1" many times but it does not come up; that's because you have it as "01"; a Sal Buscema masterpiece!

Defenders Annual 1, page 44
Owner: Lee Benaka

Comment posted on 3/12/2015
Lee, Sal/Janson on defenders was great! Nobody drew a madder Hulk! and nobody drew a better Cap! Its nice to know the capital went to great use!

Green Lantern #22, Cover
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 2/4/2015
Ron, this is a breathtaking DC cover! historic, indeed! I guess these days I'm at my sweet spot of collecting - I try to find and unearth Bronze Age art that resonates with me, with nostalgia first and foremost! Getting show pieces went out the window years ago for me! But this DC gem cover must look so sweet on your wall, indeed! You have incredible taste and you have built a stellar collection over the years!

Daredevil #30, Cover
Owner: Ron S

Comment posted on 2/4/2015
Ron, a superb Colan masterpiece! I remember this comic when I picked it up as a back issue for a few dollars a year or two after I started reading comics! It stunned me that Daredevil could go toe to toe with the mighty Thor! A twice-up DD Colan cover, indeed!

Silver Surfer #1 Page 1 Splash
Owner: Rick Loshiavo

Comment posted on 1/12/2015
Rick, a magnificent Silver Surfer Pg 1 splash, even more stunning than its cover! One of the greatest Silver Surfer images ever! JB at his finest! ps I approached Scott Williams back in 2005 for this one, and when he gave me the price i said "Scott, I can put that amount as a down payment on a two family house"; so I walked; It was not a wise decision on my part, in retrospect, because the price would have been quite a bargain today!

Marvel Spotlight 5 cover
Owner: Eric Roberts

Comment posted on 1/11/2015
Eric, a magnificant, historic Bronze Age masterpiece! One of my favorite covers from 1972. Wow, how did you ever pry this one away from Fishler?

Defenders #04, Page #01 Splash (Buscema/McLaughlin) (1973) (Appearance: Hulk, Sub-Mariner, & Doctor Strange)
Owner: Nick Katradis

Comment posted on 1/10/2015

Bill Thomson said:
Aww, Nick… don't start collecting Defenders art too!

Bill, I missed out on this one a few years ago when Colorodo Kid threw it on Ebay; I punished myself ever since for not grabbing it then; Snyder hurt me on this one bad, because he knew I wanted it! but hey, when nostalgia calls, its like any other narcotic - you want it at any price!

Giant-Size Kid Colt #1 Cover (Marvel 1975) by Herb Trimpe
Owner: Jeff Jaworski

Comment posted on 12/29/2014
Jeff, a great Bronze Age cover! Trimpe's 1970s western covers were superb!

Superman’s Girlfriend Lois Lane #129 Cover (Bob Oksner) (1973) (Bondage/Biblical)
Owner: Nick Katradis

Comment posted on 12/26/2014

Miki Annamanthadoo said:
Very Nice! I was tracking it with an intent to bid but you went over the top on this one!

Miki, hi. You are misinformed. I did not bid till there was 5 seconds left. There were three other bidders that took it to that level, not me. I bid $100 more at the last moment. Regardless, I would not have been denied this cover!

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Last Login:	September 2025
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