Nice sequence! Is there more you can post?

Shrewd choice by your wife's cousin's son! This is really great!

Kinetic koolness!

This is great, I like it!

Just a perfect page, and really one of the nicest from many fine examples from this great storyline. Nice hunting!

Prostrate before the peerless power of this peak Perlin presentation!

Cool page, congrats.

Truly a wonderful cover from a classic comic I picked up from the quarter bin as a kid. This story might have read similarly had Jack Kirby stayed on a few more issues, as (I think) it was only years later that Jack expressed his take on Doom's face in interviews:
"...he's a good-looking guy, and he only has a tiny scar on his cheek, but because he's such a perfectionist, he can't bear to see that imperfection. He isn't hiding his face from the public, he's hiding it from himself."
At this point, Doom's disfigurement was still canon.
Also, I always loved Dr. Blake's bedside manner during the reveal:
"Oh no! NO! In the name of heaven-- I never dreamt-- it would be-- like THAT!! There's nothing medical science can do! NOTHING!!"
Just refer Victor to the patient portal, Don!

ADEQUATE!!!!

It's true that every time a comic art collector acquires a long sought grail, you hear a bell, and an angel gets his wings. Congrats!

Truly lovely and amazing work... so great!

Mercy! This is masterful comics, that I hadn't heard of until today... thanks for sharing!
I'm as yet not finding an english translation available.

Beautiful art... these are all so great! Thanks for sharing them!

Lovely portrait by Jones, who seemed to operate at another level.

Nobody comes close to Jack Kirby on this kind of stuff. It's mind-boggling that this was likely one of several pages that flew off Jack's drawing table that day!

Nestor Redondo was one of comics' greatest draftsmen... this is a really beautiful example from the master!

No comics code, but plenty of moody, atmospheric magic!

This is great I dig it!

Talk about making it look easy! Watkiss's mastery of form is so rock solid that he maintains that expressive, gestural approach throughout... really nice, indeed!

Very cool! I quite like Frank Cirocco's art... it's too bad he left comics for greener pastures.

Wonderful storytelling and inking by the great Stan Drake... nice example of the strip!

Jae Lee is so great! This is really expressive and exceptional storytelling- thanks for sharing this gem'

Very cool page- now I have to seek out this series!

Wonderful art from a great book from my childhood! Perez's love of the medium always shined through in his work. I remember this book being a  nice opportunity to collect a series from the first issue, as the other core titles I loved were already over a decade old when I jumped in as a full time collector. 

Truly outstanding! It's a special treat to see the cover without the extra blurbs glued on... it works so much better without them!

Bernie’s masterful brush skills were already in full flower at this early stage of his career- there might be a few comic artists in his pantheon of greatness, but none better.
I’d count it as very likely that Wrightson worked from a cover rough/prelim by the great Marie Severin here. It looks like her composition style, and she was providing many of the cover concepts at this time. Of course, once in Bernie’s hands, it’s off to the races, and what you end up with goes beyond the original idea. Big congrats on another fine addition to one of the hobby’s best curated collections!

Too cool... and I agree with your description. This has the composition and cinematic flourishes we all love in Gulacy's art!

Foreshortened and reclining figures are not easy, and you show good observation here... I hope you'll keep at it!

Colan/Everett is the Lennon/McCartney artist pairing of my own collecting life, and you've added a truly great page from their collaboration to your remarkable collection. Big congrats!

Still a page I visit often, from a storyline that impacted me deeply as a child! I like that in this and the previous issue, Roy Thomas seemed to be making up slang phrases to see if they'd catch on. Natasharrific!

Very cool, thanks for sharing this great splash! Nice to see artists stretching out with increasingly personal style choices. Looks like Moore has dipped his nibs in the PCR inkwell and is venturing forth into increasingly unique and expressive work.

Now I have to find these comics!

Thanks for sharing this major piece of work! Guice fires on all cylinders here, from inspiration to execution, a real gem.

Movie poster composition with old school pen and ink draftsmanship- really nice cover, congrats!

How graily is this?!? There is a fiery envy in my brain! Thanks for sharing this great page from my favorite childhood comic and artist!

Beyond gorgeous... I've eaten oranges that were less juicy than this linework. I wonder what story this was an illustration for?

Your Joseph Clement Coll collection is to die for, and this is an exquisite work.... unlabored, yet endlessly expressive and elegant in execution. Would that Coll had lived to old age, what further wonders awaited?

Peak comic art, a perfect example of what can be achieved in the medium we all love. Thanks for sharing this stunning example of Wright's work!

What a beautiful expression of form and light! Thanks for the introduction, I'll look for his books now.

Too cool... there is a fiery envy in my brain! This would be epic if it only featured Don's co-creation Natasha, but his Janet and Wanda are to die for, as well. Congrats on a wonderful pinup!

Very cool, I like it. It took me a while to notice the light in the window behind her. I'll have to try to recreate this scene with my redheaded wife someday. "What's my motivation?"

Luckily I have a sweet tooth because eye-candy is in this m#%*€£^%in' place.

A lot of collectors said "Sure, Mark Howland is one of the good guys of our hobby, but there's no way he'll ever own any Abominable Snowman art by Roy Krenkel, which is just a myth."
Yeti does now.

Acquiring Bigfoot art of this stature is no small feat, it's a big hairy deal- congrats!

I bow to your superior Kull Fu in going all in to bring home such an exquisite page! Valka and Hotath!

Too cool, I love it! I have the previous page in this sequence.

This is pretty damn cool!

Really interestingly composed and cinematic page, with the repeating verticals throughout. Rogers was a unique and inventive artist.

This is next level amazing... what an extraordinary work!

Kaluta did great work on this series, and you've selected a wonderful atmospheric example for your collection... congrats and thanks for sharing this!

This page is a masterpiece from a whole story of masterful pages!

Byrne's Kirby-esque cover design is topnotch, but Ordway's inks are the star here, to my eyes. I got to discuss technique with Jerry Ordway some years back as he signed a Byrne/Ordway microverse page I've had for three+ decades... real nice guy, and an extraordinary draftsman. Congrats on a killer example!

Stunning art by a modern master! It's real nice to see it as nature intended, with no cover dress, UPC box, etc (although Arthur Adams did leave a little space for them).