Wow - that's incredible!  I loved the painted covers that Starlin would do occasionally and his Hulk was always intense!  I just wish I had the foresight to start collecting original art in Junior High!

Beautiful page!  Steve Lightle was the best!

Cool cover!  I really like Liam Sharp's art and he's only gotten better over time.

Wow -- that's peak Miller!  Congrats on the amazing pickup!!

Wow -- now that's a classic Keown Hulk page!  I can't even imagine what that cost you...

Great page and it's nice to see that you're posting your collection!

Beautiful illustration!

Wow -- I guess I'm the bearer of bad news today!  Yeah - Art Nichols lost a lot of fans by not delivering commissions, but it's still sad to hear that he passed away at a fairly young age.

Thanks Ruben.  Sorry to hear we lost both Feiffer and Art Nichols today, although Feiffer did get to live a long and productive life!

Awesome page!  Congrats!!

I'm not familiar with Eduardo Pansica's work, but this is very nicely done.  Hopefully some more Hulk 227 pages will turn up sooner than later!

Great find!  I admit I have some mixed feelings about this iteration of the Legion, but I really enjoyed seeing the guest artists on this issue.  Adams did a great job as usual!

Wow that's awesome!  That's still the best Cockrum commission I've ever seen :)

That's wonderful!  It's amazing what great work Al Williamson did day after day and this is one of his best!

Holy Cow!  That's mindblowing!  I hope you have a lot of free wall space!

Beautifully illustrated page!  Perkins is doing some great work!

Thanks Ruben. I'm pretty sure Dave mentioned to me years ago that he inked these extra pages himself and this doesn't look like Sam Grainger's work to me.  I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure Marvel was just lazy with the credits and didn't both mentioning the inking for the new pages.

Ha yeah -- in this case the original was inexpensive (< $100) in 1999 and for some reason the CG went for a lot on Heritage (> $100).

Congrats!  I've always loved this cover!  I'm the proud owner of the prelim by Dave Cockrum :)

Beautiful art -- thanks for posting it! I also wish that Steve's run on Doom Patrol would have lasted longer.

Great page!  I sometimes forget how nice of a job Greg LaRocque did on the Legion! It was not easy following after Keith Giffen and Steve Lightle!

Congrats -- you know I like this one!  Happy New Year!

Nice page! I always thought the U-Foes were some of Hulk's best and most underutilized villains.

Congrats!  Lots of Perez goodness crammed onto this page!

Great early Perez Avengers page!  His art was really improving rapidly at this point.  Was this drawn on vellum or did it just get exposed to a lot of sunlight over the years?

Great pickup!  I also prefer Kubert's later style.

That's great!  Definitely an interesting look for Rorschach.  It's probably good that Gibbons went back and decided to re-model him more closely after The Question / Mr. A.

Very nice!  We all know that Sinnott was an amazing inker, but I'm always really impressed by his pencil art too!

Great Cockrum page!  Congrats!

Ha yeah - hopefully the character will show up in the new Daredevil TV series, but we'll see.

Your recreation collection never ceases to amaze me!  This one is particularly nice!

Very cool -- especially that Surfer image!  I really enjoyed Larsen's over the top style on this series!

It's the Thunderbolts before they were the Thunderbolts!  Beautifully drawn page!

Very cool!  I don't think Dave Hoover gets the recognition he deserves.  I always thought he was one of the better 90s artists.  While he was drawing in the bulked up style of the time his work had its own distinctive feel and he wasn't just trying to be another Liefeld clone.

That makes perfect sense!  Maybe this was meant for DC gift wrap paper packaging or something?

Great Prelim!  Yeah, that's definitely Cockrum's work. I have a collection of his prelims and his style is very distinctive.

Great splash and they have their classic Giffen era costumes too!

Thanks.  I'm just sorry I missed this when you were selling it. I bought a lot of great art from eBay in the late 90s to early 2000s and then prices shot up shortly afterwards. I paid multiple times that just a few short years later.

Thanks Jack. I got this from Albert Moy in early 2004. I'm assuming Kirby had already signed the art before you owned it. I'm sad I never got to meet him in person.

This is on 70s Marvel cover stock, which is only slightly larger than modern art board -- somewhere around 11 1/4" x 17 1/3", but the art goes all the way to the edges on either side.

This page is pretty hilarious as Hulk is being absolutely brutal to the poor guy who just wants his footprints at Grauman's Theatre. I know that not everyone was a fan, but I really enjoyed Infantino's rare work at Marvel.

Yeah, that's great.  Maybe Broadway is popular this week due to the Wicked movie :)

I've re-activated my Hirschfeld in case anyone is interested: 
https://www.comicartfans.com/gallerypiece.asp?piece=1670685

Mine is older, so the style is slightly different and no Ninas, but I still think it's pretty cool.

Good point.  It's a little weird because the treasury contains 60s reprints, but I guess they wanted the current team represented somewhere.

Beautiful Alex Ross piece!  I'm not sure if he was inspired by this art or not, but I do know he also loves 70s Kirby.  

Thanks -- definitely have to give Giacoia credit here as the Kirby original pencil version looks very different.

Ha yeah - Iron Man, Hulk and Beast are particularly wonky in the pencil version, with Vision looking a lot like Mr. Miracle.

Nice to see some Hirschfeld art on CAF.  I posted a NY Times piece a while back, but removed it due to lack of interest :)

Such a fun sketch!  I also got to hang out with Dave at several cons in the late 90s to early 2000s and can confirm that he was always so gracious to his fans.

Beautiful sketch and that was quite the bargain!

There's so much happening on this cover and it all fits together beautifully!